FileSystem Monitor utility that runs on Linux, Android, iOS and OSX.
Brought to you by Sergi Àlvarez at Nowsecure and distributed under the MIT license.
Contact: [email protected]
The tool retrieves file system events from a specific directory and shows them in colorful format or in JSON.
It is possible to filter the events happening from a specific program name or process id (PID).
Usage: ./fsmon [-jc] [-a sec] [-b dir] [-B name] [-p pid] [-P proc] [path]
-a [sec] stop monitoring after N seconds (alarm)
-b [dir] backup files to DIR folder (EXPERIMENTAL)
-B [name] specify an alternative backend
-c follow children of -p PID
-f show only filename (no path)
-h show this help
-j output in JSON format
-L list all filemonitor backends
-p [pid] only show events from this pid
-P [proc] events only from process name
-v show version
[path] only get events from this path
fsmon is a portable tool. It works on iOS, OSX, Linux and Android (x86, arm, arm64, mips)
Linux
$ make
OSX + iOS fatbin
$ make
iOS
$ make ios
Android
$ make android NDK_ARCH=arm
To get fsmon installed system wide just type:
$ make install