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If a storage unit is not specified, UEM assumes the file size is given in bytes.

Parameter

Description

Remarks

File Specification

Complete path of the file to watch.

File specification can contain wildcards:

  • ? is available to match up to 1 character.
  • * can be used to match 0 or more characters.

Minimum File Size

Smallest size that a file can be in order to be considered complete.

Value of 0 indicates that a file of any size is acceptable.
 
To specify a storage unit for this value, add either of the following after the file size:

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Rename File

Indicates whether or not UEM Server will rename the file prior to executing the triggered event handler. This will prevent multiple detections of the same file.

Acceptable values are yes or no.
 
[Default is yes.]

Rename File Specification

Format used by UEM to rename a file.

Complete file name or a file mask that accepts specific well-known variables that will be substituted by UEM Server at run time. When specified, variables must be in the format $(var).
 
The following variables are available:

  • $(compname) - component name
  • $(compid) - component ID
  • $(date) - current date in the format YYYYMMDD
  • $(time) - current time, n the format HHMMSS
  • $(origname) - original base file name, minus its last extension
  • $(origext) - original file extension
  • $(seqnum) - sequence number that starts at 0 when a UEM Server component is started, and is then incremented by 1 for each file renamed.

If no path is specified, the file is simply renamed. Otherwise, the file can be renamed, moved from its original location, and placed in the path specified by this parameter.
 
If no value is specified, a default value of $(compname).$(compid).$(date).$(seqnum), specified in the UEM Server configuration, will be used.

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