Hi there,
one more:
In another workflow I have some strange behaviour:
As you can see, it is very simple. The workflow has to crawl a specified folder on three HDD. I let it run overnight. This morning I reset the Workflow and started over. Now the workflow starts to find some more files. I repeated this a couple of times and even if some files were reported as "the system cannot find the path specified", the next time I start the workflow the file may be processed.
I have no idea what this could cause this effect.
cheers
tom
Monitor-Folder skips files
Re: Monitor-Folder skips files
Hi Tom,
Are you running this on a farm?
-steinar
Are you running this on a farm?
-steinar
Re: Monitor-Folder skips files
Hey Steinar,
no, this FFAStrans is running on a stand-Alone-Machine (Win 10 pro latest update). The folders to be processed are on an external RAID-5 USB-3-drive.
regards
tom
no, this FFAStrans is running on a stand-Alone-Machine (Win 10 pro latest update). The folders to be processed are on an external RAID-5 USB-3-drive.
regards
tom
Re: Monitor-Folder skips files
Hey Thomas,
to be honest, if i was you, i would use the webinterface and set up a scheduled job to kick off a workflow contains which only 2 plugin processors:
1: files find
2: files delete
Connect files find to files delete.
In the files find processor, set %s_source% in the "Path" input.
Create some new string user_variable and use in the files find processor in the "output file variable" and in the files delete proc in the "File or Base folder".
Then set up 3 scheduled jobs in the webinterface, hit the "edit condition" button on each one and alter the code from:
to:
or G:... or H:... Note the double backslash instead of one...
to be honest, if i was you, i would use the webinterface and set up a scheduled job to kick off a workflow contains which only 2 plugin processors:
1: files find
2: files delete
Connect files find to files delete.
In the files find processor, set %s_source% in the "Path" input.
Create some new string user_variable and use in the files find processor in the "output file variable" and in the files delete proc in the "File or Base folder".
Then set up 3 scheduled jobs in the webinterface, hit the "edit condition" button on each one and alter the code from:
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process.send(['testvalue']);
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process.send(['F:\\ARCHIV']);
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