Monitor what is modifiying your files
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Author: Sebastian
Date: 2025-09-04
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-# README
+# filemon
"filemon" tracks which processes modify files on Linux. It gives you the PID, user, command, and working directory without pulling in a web of dependencies or frameworks. Why should finding out which process wrote to a file require complex setups, containers, or megabytes of libraries?
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## Testing
-Testing is manual to preserve simplicity. Automated process correlation testing would introduce unnecessary complexity that goes against the program's minimalistic design.
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+Testing is manual to preserve simplicity. Automated process correlation testing would introduce unnecessary complexity that goes against the program's minimalistic design.