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12 Oct
SFTP Fingerprint option added to Limagito file mover
Q: I have a question related to SFTP fingerprints. When I create a new rule and add new Source -> SFTP, where can I configure the fingerprints of the Source host’s fingerprint? I would like to be sure that the server is valid.
A: We allow the fingerprint of the sftp server you added as source automatically. At this moment there is no option to add fingerprints of the host manually.
Q: Thanks for the very quick answer. Hopefully it will be possible on the next version. There is a possibility for MiTM attack.
A: In version v2024.10.12.0 we added the Fingerprint option for SFTP as Source and Destination.
The goal of the fingerprint is to verify the authenticity and integrity of the SFTP server you’re connecting to. This is a short, unique representation (a hash) of the server’s public key. The purpose of this fingerprint is to help you confirm that you’re connecting to the correct server and not a malicious or imposter server. This is optional and by default we allow any fingerprint.
E.g.
The default Hash Algorithm is MD5
68:ff:d1:4e:6c:ff:d7:b0:d6:58:73:85:07:bc:2e:d5
Please add one if the following prefixes to adjust the default Hash Algorithm:
SHA256:
SHA384:
SHA512:
SHA1:
SHA3-224:
SHA3-256:
SHA3-384:
SHA3-512:
In case you receive an error message regarding the Fingerprint Compare, please increase the RunTime Log Level to ‘Debug’:
RunTime Log example:
If the the fingerprint in your SFTP setup is not correct, the following error message will appear
Increasing the log level of the RunTime log will show you the Fingerprint the SFTP server is sending
You can compare this to the one in your setup, in the example below we used the SHA256 hash algorithm
If you need any help with this request, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#sftp #managedfiletransfer #filetransfer #filemanagement
By Limagito-Team SFTP fingerprint, SFTP
11 Oct
How to move two linked files at the same time
How to move two linked files at the same time
Q: I have a particular issue and maybe you have an answer? I need to build in a delay in the moving of files. Each time it involves 2 linked files that must be moved at the same time, the next move of 2 files may only occur when the schedule is triggered again. It is about O and R in filename files. It happens that several are created in 1 minute. However, I want 1 set of O and R files per running move rule to be moved. Do you have a magnificent solution for this that I can implement in the rule?

A: This should be possible using our Pascal Script option. Please have a look at the following blog article.
We used a Windows folder as Source:
Since we should copy only one set of files (linked O and R files) during each scan, we adjusted the ‘Max. Files processed in One Scan’ to 2.
Open our Pascal Script option:
Enable and Add the following ‘On Rule Begin’ Pascal Script:
The scripts are available at the following link
Enable and Add the following ‘On Rule Begin’ Pascal Script:
The Function is set to ‘Move’:
As Destination we also used a Windows folder:

If you need any help with this ‘move two linked files’ question, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#managedfiletransfer #filetransfer #filemanagement
By Limagito-Team Filters Pascal Script linked files
10 Oct
File Copy with Destination path and name lookup
File Copy with Destination path and name lookup
Q: I have a source folder that has a ton of subfolders and files with a guid type filename. I have the translation from the source path\filename to the new desired path\filename. Is there a way to do this in Limagito? I can put the list in any file format (delimited file, json, xml) or from a sql lookup. Is it possible to only copy files that it finds?
A: Should be possible using a csv file with a | (pipe) between source and destination files. I’ve added some screenshots to get you started.
– We used a Windows folder as Source:
– Open our Pascal Script option:

Enable and Add the following Pascal Script:
Do not forget to adjust the ctCSVFile Const value
We’ll use this file to determine the Destination Path and File. Content example file we used (csv.txt):

Be sure to use a | (pipe) as separator
Var tmpName, tmpValue: String; iList: Integer; tmpList: TStringList; Const ctCSVFile = 'C:\Test\Csv\csv.txt'; Begin psExitCode:= 0; psVSA := ''; psVSB := ''; // ... add your code here tmpList := TStringList.Create; Try tmpList.NameValueSeparator := '|'; Try tmpList.LoadFromFile(ctCSVFile); // Iterate For iList := 0 to (tmpList.Count-1) Do Begin tmpName := tmpList.Names[iList]; tmpValue := tmpList.ValueFromIndex[iList]; If SameText(psFilePath+psFileName, tmpName) Then Begin psVSA := ExtractFilePath(tmpValue); // FilePath psCreatePath(psVSA); psVSB := ExtractFileName(tmpValue); // FileName // Set Result psExitCode := 1; // Break Break; End; End; Except psLogWrite(1, '', 'Error loading CSV: ' + ctCSVFile); End; Finally tmpList.Free; End; End.
– Destination Setup:

We used a Windows folder as Destination:
Please use %VSA as Directory
The parameter %VSA will contain data from the previous Pascal Script
File Renaming Setup:
RegEx: (.*)
Replacement: %VSB
Parameter %VSB will contain data from the previous Pascal Script
– RunTime Log Result:

If you need any help with this ‘name lookup’ question, please let us know.
Best Regards,
Limagito Team
#managedfiletransfer #filetransfer #filemanagement
By Limagito-Team Filters WIN name lookup

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