I think is the correct solution as well, but you can remove the duplicate data with a symlink.
You can update the symlink at each new xml creation, or put it as a background job.
#!/bin/bashln-fs ./`ls-rt. | tail-n1` latest #symlink to the newst file#inotifywait -e attrib . #wait for the change or simple sleepsleep 0.1 #wait for the symlink to be updated
You can improve the ls with xml so you can avoid a circular symlink or other strange things.
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I think is the correct solution as well, but you can remove the duplicate data with a symlink.
You can update the symlink at each new xml creation, or put it as a background job.
You can improve the
lswith xml so you can avoid a circular symlink or other strange things.