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25 May
Treatment Error in PGP Decryption
Q: Treatment Error in PGP Decryption. I am writing a rule to decipher pgp files. Sometimes, I may have some error (ie. bad pgp key). In this case, I have the following error:
I would like in this case to move the file in an other directory (ie. FILE IN ERROR). Is it possible ?
A: Yes this is possible. We’ll use our Rule Events ‘On Error’ option. This event is triggered when an error occurs, in this case with the decryption in the Destination. We added some screenshots to get you started.
Please open the ‘Rule Events’ setup:
Enable ‘On Error’ and add and enable the following ‘Pascal Script’ (be sure ‘On Error’ is selected). Don’t forget to adjust the ctErrorPath const.
Const ctErrorPath = 'C:\Temp\'; // path must end with / Begin psExitCode:= 1; // ... add your code here psMoveFile(psFilePath + psFileName, ctErrorPath + psFileName); End.
Feedback customer:
In the meanwhile, I had found another solution using command on the event After Move Error. But I switched back to your solution.

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If you need any info about this ‘Treatment Error in PGP Decryption’ question, please let us know.
Best regards,
Limagito Team
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23 May
Get content of text file and use this as body for email
Q: If I use Filemover to move or copy a txt file, is it possible to get the contents of that file, and then maybe include it in a Rule Event e-mail? I would like it as the e-mail body please.
A: Yes this is possible. We’ll use some Pascal Script to read the content of the text file into a variable (%VSA). This variable will be used in the email setup of the SMTP destination.
In our example we’ll scan for text files in a local Windows folder.
The ‘Include File Name’ filter is set to *.txt because we only want to pick up text files.
Important, set the Function > Destination Option to ‘Exit Cyclus on Error’. The reason is that we are going to use two destinations. The first destination which is a Pascal Script will read the content of the text file in to the %VSA variable. If this doesn’t succeed then we should not go to the second ‘SMTP’ destination. We only want to sent the email (SMTP) if the read content of the source text file is successful.
As previously described, we are going to use two destinations. Important, the first one must be the ‘Pascal Script’ destination.
Var tmpFile: String; tmpList: TStringList; Begin psExitCode:= 0; // ... add your code here tmpFile := psFilePath + psFileName; tmpList := TStringList.Create; Try Try tmpList.LoadFromFile(tmpFile); psVSA := tmpList.Text; psExitCode := 1; Except psLogWrite(1, '', 'Error loading ' + tmpFile); End; Finally tmpList.Free; End; End.
The second destination is SMTP. Some screenshots of the setup we used. We added the %VSA varaible in the Body of the email.
RunTime log result:
Received email with the content of the text file in the body of the email:

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If you need any info about this request, please let us know.
Best regards,
Limagito Team
By Limagito-Team Pascal Script SMTP content of text, content of txt
22 May
Why does one rule turn orange after it triggers
Q: Why does one rule turn orange after it triggers. It copies the files as it should. All others remain blue. Thanks, José
A: Because there was an error (it is our ‘Info Status’ option). It is just to show you that an error occurred during the last time you checked the Remote tool. You can reset or disable this behaviour.
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If you need any info about this ‘rule turn orange’ error, please let us know.
Best regards,
Limagito Team
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