Difference between revisions of "Seon oftp2 offlinehandling"
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Revision as of 08:34, 4 December 2007
What is it?
"seon_oftp2_offlinehandling" is a daemon which runs on a seperate machine, without needing an Seon license. It needs an Seon configuration file (default: "/etc/seon.conf") in order to access the database, containing the Seon configuration and parameters.
When the configuration flag "Seon Core configuration#Enable offline handling of OFTP2_transfered files.3F" is enabled, all received files via OFTP2 will be added to a special table. This table, filled with all file parameters, will be traversed by the daemon. The main task is to handle (decrypt, decompress and/or check signature) the incoming files asynchronously on another machine, achieving the highest security.
parameters
There are several ways to customize the behaviour of this daemon. Please have a look at the configuration settings with all subsections [[Seon Core configuration#Enable offline handling of OFTP2_transfered files.3F|here]].
scripts
There are two script, which get executed when accessible. These scripts have the following parameters:
pre-script
- real filename
- server ID
post-script
- real filename
- server ID
- returncode of OFTP2 handling process (0=no error)
The configuration switch remove successfully handled offline OFTP2 file entries influences the daemon how to handle the lines of the database table when the file is handled successfully.
