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Here is my problem:

I have multiple servers which are processing video data. They create video files and manifest files in real time, locally, in a /streams directory. Each stream has a name. The streams directory contains directories for all stream names that a server is processing. The file system will look something like this:

/streams/user1/stream/manifest1.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/<lots of video files>

I want to sync these to a remote directory, but here is the catch:

another server could, in the future, or may have in the past, already processed a stream for "user1" and hence when I want to sync to the remote directory which contains all of the streams, there will be a clash. In this case, I'd like a new directory to be created like so:

/streams/user1/stream2/manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/<lots of video files>

i.e, they get put in "user1" folder still but a new "stream" directory is created, called stream2.

A new stream folder should only be created when the master_manifest.m3u8 file is added, since that only needs to be created once and it describes a single unique stream by 1 user.

Is this kind of behaviour possible with lsyncd?

real-time lsyncd

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Here is my problem:

I have multiple servers which are processing video data. They create video files and manifest files in real time, locally, in a /streams directory. Each stream has a name. The streams directory contains directories for all stream names that a server is processing. The file system will look something like this:

/streams/user1/stream/manifest1.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/<lots of video files>

I want to sync these to a remote directory, but here is the catch:

another server could, in the future, or may have in the past, already processed a stream for "user1" and hence when I want to sync to the remote directory which contains all of the streams, there will be a clash. In this case, I'd like a new directory to be created like so:

/streams/user1/stream2/manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/<lots of video files>

i.e, they get put in "user1" folder still but a new "stream" directory is created, called stream2.

A new stream folder should only be created when the master_manifest.m3u8 file is added, since that only needs to be created once and it describes a single unique stream by 1 user.

Is this kind of behaviour possible with lsyncd?

real-time lsyncd

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 18:47

toastedDelitoastedDeli

350118

add a comment | 

Here is my problem:

I have multiple servers which are processing video data. They create video files and manifest files in real time, locally, in a /streams directory. Each stream has a name. The streams directory contains directories for all stream names that a server is processing. The file system will look something like this:

/streams/user1/stream/manifest1.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/<lots of video files>

I want to sync these to a remote directory, but here is the catch:

another server could, in the future, or may have in the past, already processed a stream for "user1" and hence when I want to sync to the remote directory which contains all of the streams, there will be a clash. In this case, I'd like a new directory to be created like so:

/streams/user1/stream2/manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/<lots of video files>

i.e, they get put in "user1" folder still but a new "stream" directory is created, called stream2.

A new stream folder should only be created when the master_manifest.m3u8 file is added, since that only needs to be created once and it describes a single unique stream by 1 user.

Is this kind of behaviour possible with lsyncd?

real-time lsyncd

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 18:47

toastedDelitoastedDeli

350118

/streams/user1/stream/manifest1.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream/<lots of video files>

/streams/user1/stream2/manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/manifest2.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/master_manifest.m3u8
/streams/user1/stream2/<lots of video files>

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 18:47

toastedDelitoastedDeli

350118

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asked Mar 24 at 18:47

toastedDelitoastedDeli

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asked Mar 24 at 18:47

toastedDelitoastedDeli

350118

asked Mar 24 at 18:47

toastedDelitoastedDeli

350118