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A rule's local, remote, and temporary paths must not be confused with its (virtual) path. The virtual path is only used to identify the rule and not to calculate the actual file paths. |
Let's take the example of an incoming transfer where the UDMG Server acts as a server. The file to be transferred is file.txt.
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udmg-server root folder | udmg-server “in” folder | Local Server root folder | Local Server receive folder | Transfer Rule local folder | Final file path | ||
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/root | in | /root/in/file.txt | |||||
/root | /in | /in/file.txt | |||||
/root/in | not applicable | server | /root/server/file.txt | ||||
/root/in | not applicable | /server | /server/file.txt | ||||
/root/in | not applicable | /server | serv_recvin | /server/serv_in/file.txt | |||
/root | /in | /servernot applicable | not applicable | /serv_recvin | /serv_in/file.txt | ||
/root/in | not applicable | /server | not applicable | rule_local | /server | /serv_recv | /rule_local/file.txt |
| /root | not applicable | not applicable | not applicable | /rule_local | /server/rule_local/file.txt |
Outgoing transfers work in a similar way but replace the UDMG Server's in folder with its out folder; and replace the Local Server's receive folder with its send folder.
udmg-server root folder | udmg-server “out” folder | Local Server root folder | Local Server send folder | Transfer Rule local folder | Final file path |
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/root | out | /root/out/file.txt | |||
/root | /out | /out/file.txt | |||
/root | /out | server | /out/server/file.txt | ||
/root | not applicable | /server | /server/file.txt | ||
/root | not applicable | /server | serv_out | /server/serv_out/file.txt | |
/root | not applicable | not applicable | /serv_out | /serv_out/file.txt | |
/root | not applicable | /server | not applicable | rule_local | /server/rule_local/file.txt |
| /root | not applicable | not applicable | not applicable | /rule_local | /rule_local/file.txt |
Client transfers also work in a similar way, but without the server-specific folders.
Inbound client transfer:
udmg-server root folder | udmg-server “in” folder | Transfer Rule local folder | Final file path |
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/root | in | /root/in/file.txt | |
/root | /in | /in/file.txt | |
/root | not applicable | rule_local | /root/rule_local/file.txt |
| /root | not applicable | /rule_local | /rule_local/file.txt |
Outbound client transfer:
udmg-server root folder | udmg-server “out” folder | Transfer Rule local folder | Final file path |
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/root | out | /root/out/file.txt | |
/root | /out | /out/file.txt | |
/root | not applicable | rule_local | /root/rule_local/file.txt |
| /root | not applicable | /rule_local | /rule_local/file.txt |
Detailed Explanations
UDMG Server folders
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