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Great, thanks for letting us know. Well sure it works also the way you did reverse the regex match, it is even easier to understand this way. Well done :D The limitation is that it does not work with deny patterns anymore but only when the full filename is contained in the deny list. my version chec...

Lugi wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 4:53 am The easiest way to implement may be if there is a global limit option for jobs and an option that higher priority workflows are processed first until nothing is to do anymore, and only then the lower priority workflows are processed.

This sounds very much exactly how it is right now?

Hi @DCCentR, welcome to the Forum and thank you for using FFAStrans! You could just use the "deny files" input in the monitor processor and insert your list like this: HPT10104_V2023*|HPT10106_v2023*|HPT10107B*|HPT20105*|HPT40102*|HPU10106_v2023*|HPU20101_B_V2023*|HPU20102*|HRU80104B_V2023...

8-) Chatting out of the box, it always felt very strange for me that Microsoft does not support mapped drive letters that are fixed for all users while Linux supports this. Well on the other hand Linux does not support direct UNC access in a similar way than windows does, e.g. access to network reso...

You need to realize that S:\ only exists for the "currently logged in user session". Background services always have their own "windows session", which means even if you use the same credentials for the service as you use for logging in to windows, the service will NEVER see any ...

FFAStrans does actively pause jobs? i know we discussed that internally but i doubt that this was implemented, at least i have not tested that ever :D One other way for @Lugi is to just use 2 watchfolders, one with high and one with low priority. In this case, you will end up with 4 running jobs but...

Thanks a lot for letting me know @knk i'll take a close look before the next release...

there is processors/db/configs/ffastrans.json where you could set the entry "extra_log" to "true", if you then manage to reproduce the issue and tell us which filename is not picked up correctly AND send us the logs from processors/db/cache/def_log, we might get a clue about what...

Hi @artjuice Yeah i fear we have a pretty fundamental change in the code for watchfolders that could cause unexpected behaviour. Will talk with steinar and work out strategies how to debug such cases. The fundamental change i talk about is for optimizing performance, large watchfolders would take li...

Sometimes it's just too simple