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  • 13 Dec

    Event Log Monitoring

    Event Log Monitoring

    A while ago we received the following questions  from one of our users:

    My name is .. from the .. GmbH in Germany. I have two questions about your program (LimagitoX):

    1. Is it possible to Change the Event-ID at the Event Viewer? We want to monitor this Event with our Monitoring System. Our Idea is when an Event comes in with “On Success” it should be have another Event-ID as “On Error”.

    2. Our Second question / problem we get following Event Description:

    The description for Event ID 0 from source LimagitoX.exe cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your
    local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer. If the event originated on another
    computer, the display information had to be saved with the event.

    Is it possible to change this description or is this an mistake from your program? (the red labeled text)

    Thanks for your help!

    So we did what he asked and the result is available starting from version v11.12.12.0.

    EventLog

    We’ve added the following Id’s and Categories to make it much more suited when using external monitoring tools.

    Event Id’s:

    • IdDoNotUse = 0;
    • IdWINGET = 1;
    • IdWINPUT = 2;
    • IdWINBAK = 3;
    • IdFTPGET = 6;
    • IdFTPPUT = 7;
    • IdSFTPGET = 11;
    • IdSFTPPUT = 12;
    • IdPOP3GET = 16;
    • IdHTTPGET = 21;
    • IdIMAP4GET = 26;
    • IdAWSS3GET = 31;
    • IdAWSS3PUT = 32;
    • IdSMTPPUT = 37;
    • IdPSCPUT = 42;
    • IdZIPPUT = 47;
    • IdDELETE = 55;
    • IdOnCommand = 94;
    • IdOnDestination = 95;
    • IdOnDestinations = 96;
    • IdSRCTHREAD = 98;
    • IdDSTTHREAD = 99;

    Event Categories:

    • CatDoNotUse = 0;
    • CatOnSuccess = 1;
    • CatOnError = 2;
    • CatOnBkpSuccess = 3;
    • CatOnBkpError = 4;
    • CatOnVrfSuccess = 5;
    • CatOnVrfError = 6;
    • CatOnFileInUse = 7;
    • CatOnNoFile = 8;
    • CatOnRuleBegin = 9;
    • CatOnRuleEnd = 10;
    • CatOnPscSuccess = 11;
    • CatOnPscError = 12;

    We also had to add an extra dll and a registry entry to get rid of the red labeled text. The installer will handle this for you.

    Best Regards,

    Limagito Team

    By Limagito-Team Logging ,
  • 15 Sep

    Moving file to multiple destinations

    We got the following question recently:

    hello, i am currently running 10.206.20.0. i have a rule that move file to an external ftp destination and also a unc path. if the ftp destination is not available the rule fails to move the file to it but keeps trying to send to the unc path. these means that the same file is sent many times to the unc destination. this keeps happening until the ftp site come back. is there a way to configure the rule to stop this behaviour? thanks robert

    Our reply: Please enable ‘Destination Memory’ in your Function Setup.

    DestinationMemory

    This option will solve the issue because our file mover will remember which destination failed and will not move the file to the destination(s) that was(were) successful.

     

    The feedback afterwards from robert was even better.

    thanks very much, another option i didn’t know about. :-}
    love the product
    robert

     

     

    By Limagito-Team News ,
  • 13 Sep

    How do I get multiple files and folders to zip into a single zip file?

    This is a question we often get from users. It isn’t possible to do this in version X (at least not in a decent way). That’s why we decided to add this in version XI (starting from v11.9.13.0).

    The (UN)ZIP Destination Setup Form where you select ‘ZIP’ and your destination directory of the zipped files.

    Zip.01

    Next screenshot is taken from the ‘ZIP’ tab. Here you can choose between zipping to seperate files or to a single destination file. The default is to seperate files so we are compatible with previous versions. When zipping to a single destination file is selected then the option below will be used. This option is called the ‘Single destination zip filename’. This is the destination filename that will contain all files found during a single scan. We’ve add a parameter button on the right so you can use variables in this filename (NN = minutes and ZZZ = milliseconds).

    Zip.02

    We’ve also added a new advanced option (‘Advanced’ Tab). Now you can choose whether to use renaming with the destination zip filename (=default) or renaming of the files in the zip file. So now you can rename the source files found during a scan inside the destination zip file.

    Zip.03

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

     

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