Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of getfileII

Timestamp:

03/02/12 08:16:51 (10 years ago)

Author:

branden

Comment:

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getfileII

@@ -47 +47 @@
 They should be created manually using the mkdir command (or the equivalent windows/file manager operation). In Solaris, the user must have write permission for these directories.
 
-The TimeZone parameter is only used on Windows NT for timestamping entries in the log file.
+The !TimeZone parameter is only used on Windows NT for timestamping entries in the log file.
 
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@@ -133 +133 @@
 The getfileII program requires a configuration file, typically named getfileII.d. A sample configuration file is included in the distribution directory and is shown below. Any line which begins with the # sign is interpreted as a comment, so feel free to add your own comment lines. The input, temporary, and log directories must exist before running the program. They should be created manually using the mkdir command (or the equivalent windows/file manager operation). The user must have writepermission for these directories.
 
-The TimeZone parameter is used only for timestamping entries in the log file.
+The !TimeZone parameter is used only for timestamping entries in the log file.
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@@ -260 +260 @@
 GetfileII now sends the three characters "ACK" to sendfileII after getfileII has received the entire file.
 
-SendfileII now waits "AckTimeOut" seconds for the "ACK" from getfileII after sendfileII has completed sending the file. If sendfileII does not receive "ACK" within the timeout interval, it assumes that getfileII did not receive the entire file. So sendfileII will make additional attempts to send this same file after waiting "RetryInterval" seconds.
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-A bug was fixed in getfileII whereby incomplete files were moved from TempDir to the output directory. Now if getfileII failed to receive the complete file, it will delete the incomplete files from TempDir and it will not send the "ACK" to sendfileII.
+SendfileII now waits "!AckTimeOut" seconds for the "ACK" from getfileII after sendfileII has completed sending the file. If sendfileII does not receive "ACK" within the timeout interval, it assumes that getfileII did not receive the entire file. So sendfileII will make additional attempts to send this same file after waiting "!RetryInterval" seconds.
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+A bug was fixed in getfileII whereby incomplete files were moved from !TempDir to the output directory. Now if getfileII failed to receive the complete file, it will delete the incomplete files from !TempDir and it will not send the "ACK" to sendfileII.
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