Difference between revisions of "DownloadDir"
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# Add a fully qualified file path including a trailing backslash as the first parameter. {{PathTemplates}} | # Add a fully qualified file path including a trailing backslash as the first parameter. {{PathTemplates}} | ||
# Set the second parameter to ''1'' to recurse this folder, ''0'' otherwise. | # Set the second parameter to ''1'' to recurse this folder, ''0'' otherwise. | ||
− | # You can specify advanced file parameters to add these only on special conditions. In this case, you have to add a [[filename]] parameter, otherwise the command will be ignored. | + | # You can specify [[Advanced file parameters|advanced file parameters]] to add these only on special conditions. In this case, you have to add a [[filename]] parameter (which currently can be anything, the advanced file parameters will be used on all files), otherwise the command will be ignored. |
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+ | ===Scan Results=== | ||
+ | None, this is a passive command affecting the [[DownloadFile]] scan at the end of the full scan. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== |
Revision as of 10:39, 18 February 2008
Adds a folder to the list of folders scanned during DownloadFile scanning.
Usage
DownloadDir:<folder>,<(boolean)recursive>[,advanced file parameters]
Examples
DownloadDir:"C:\Test\","1"
Description
This command adds a folder to the list of folders scanned at the end of the regular scan for any files defines by the DownloadFile command.
- Add a fully qualified file path including a trailing backslash as the first parameter. PT
- Set the second parameter to 1 to recurse this folder, 0 otherwise.
- You can specify advanced file parameters to add these only on special conditions. In this case, you have to add a filename parameter (which currently can be anything, the advanced file parameters will be used on all files), otherwise the command will be ignored.
Scan Results
None, this is a passive command affecting the DownloadFile scan at the end of the full scan.