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  • 16 May

    Q&A 10: Can we remove empty directories in LimagitoX File Mover

    Q: Can we create a rule which will remove empty directories once a week, not every scan?
    A: Yes this is possible. Let’s start with a new rule. Source will be the Windows folder you want to scan. Trigger it once a week and add a dummy Pascal Script as destination. Some screenshots to get you started.

    1.- Setup the Schedule.

    Disable the Scan Timers because we are going to use the Scheduler option instead.

    LimagitoX-Schedule-Disable-Scan-Timers

    Swith from Timer to Scheduler Tab and <Add> a Schedule. Change the setup of this schedule to once a week and <Save>.

    LimagitoX-Remove-Empty-Directories-Schedule

    2.- Set the File PreFix Filter to something impossible so it will never pickup files:

    LimagitoX-File-Prefix-Filter-Setup

    3.- Directory Filter Setup, enable ‘Include Subdirectories’ and ‘Delete Empty Subdirectories On Scan’:

    LimagitoX-Dir-Filter-Delete-Empty-Folders

    4.- Add a Dummy ‘Pascal Script’ as Destination:

    LimagitoX-Destination-Pascal-Script

    If you need help with ‘remove empty directories ‘, please let us know.

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

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  • 12 May

    FTP 425 Error: Unable to build data connection in LimagitoX File Mover

    Q: I’m getting the following FTP 425 Error: Unable to build data connection when trying to connect to a FTPS server.

    A: Please enable ‘Use SSL Session Resumtion’. This ensures a re-use of the SSL session which is a must for certain FTPS servers.

    LimagitoX-FTP-Use-SSL-Session-Resumption

    If you need help, please let us know.

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

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  • 11 May

    How-To use a Command Line tool as Source in LimagitoX File Mover

    In this how-to we’ll explain you how-to use a command line tool, aka CMD, as source in LimagitoX File Mover.

    First you need to add a CMD as Source:

    LimagitoX-Command-Line-Tool-as-Source

    The following screenshot shows the CMD setup. In this example we’ll trigger a Ping from the Command Line. The result of the ping is stored in a text file. In this example we’re using a couple of parameters:

    %DFD = Destination File Directory

    %TCD:mmddyyyy-hhnnss: = Time Current Date format YearMonthDay-HourmiNuteSeconds

    cmd /c ping 127.0.0.1 > %DFD\PingCheck.%TCD:mmddyyyy-hhnnss:.txt

    The Destination Directory of the Command result is set to: C:\Test\In\CMD\In\

    Limagito-Command-Line-Tools-As-Source-Setup

    We selected ‘Move’ as function, so files created in the previous CMD Destination Directory will be Moved to its final Destination.

    We added a WIN local folder as Final Destination.

    Result in RuntTime Log:

    Content of ping command result text file:

    If you need help with the Command Line Tool as Source, please let us know.

    Regards,

    Limagito Team

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