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You can monitor the file age from your Windows node "NYC123" (which mounts the Linux file system) using a simple PowerShell script that checks the last modified time of the file and alerts if it's older than 10 minutes. Since the file appears as a local path on Windows (like Z:\your\file.txt), PowerShell can easily access…
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When I replace the out of the box code on the file minecraft with your code, I get this solution.
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You can monitor the file age from your Windows node "NYC123" (which mounts the Linux file system) using a simple PowerShell script that checks the last modified time of the file and alerts if it's older than 10 minutes. Since the file appears as a local path on Windows (like Z:\your\file.txt), PowerShell can easily access…
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To monitor file age from your Windows node "NYC123" and alert if it's older than 10 minutes, you can use PowerShell with a script that accesses the Linux-mounted file. Use Get-Item to check the file's LastWriteTime and compare it to the current time. You could set this up as a scheduled task on the Windows machine. If…
