Parameter
Description
Transfers the file from Host1 to Host2
Transfers the file from Host2 to Host1
Watches the file until it reaches a certain size or passes a time limit, and then transfers the file from Host2 to Host1.
For more information on file watching, see File Watcher parameters.
Watches the file until it reaches a certain size or passes a time limit, and then transfers the file from Host1 to Host2.
Watches the file until it reaches a certain size or passes a time limit.
For more information on file watching, see File Watcher parameters.
Lists all the files and directories from either the source or destination hosts or both in the job output. This option enables you to get a snapshot of a directory listing to save, archive, or mail it or automate a following process that needs all files in that content.
EXAMPLE: Directory of C:\Users\vagrant\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\ServerManager
05/17/2014 06:47 AM 341 ServerList.xml
NOTE:
- If the Recursive option is selected, all sub directories and files are included in the job output.
- For each directory or pattern matching string, the job output includes the exact output from the local, FTP, SFTP, or S3 response for the LIST, DIR, or ls command.
(Windows/Linux only) Synchronizes all files from host1 to host2 by comparing all files in the source and destination folders based on the last modification and does the following:
- Transfers all files that appear in the source directory and do not appear in the destination.
- Transfers files only if the source file timestamp is more recent than the destination file timestamp.
- Deletes all files in the destination folder that do not appear in the source.
NOTE:
- To synchronize sub-directories, use the Recursive option.
- You can use file pattern in the source path to synchronize specific files. For example: /src_path/*.pdf
(Windows/Linux only) Synchronizes all files from host2 to host1 by comparing all files in the source and destination folders based on the last modification and does the following:
- Transfers all files that appear in the source directory and do not appear in the destination.
- Transfers files only if the source file timestamp is more recent than the destination file timestamp.
- Deletes all files in the destination folder that do not appear in the source.
NOTE:
- To synchronize sub-directories, use the Recursive option.
- You can use file pattern in the source path to synchronize specific files. For example: /src_path/*.pdf