Unfortunately, no. inotify works by hooking into the kernels 'write' code. As remote filesystems have the ability for other things to write to them, without the kernel being aware of it, inotify explicitly does not work for them.
For more information, there's a useful overview here:
Unfortunately, no. inotify works by hooking into the kernels 'write' code. As remote filesystems have the ability for other things to write to them, without the kernel being aware of it, inotify explicitly does not work for them.
For more information, there's a useful overview here:
https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/linux-filesystem-events-inotify