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2018-11-02T15:54:46Z

Text replacement - "http://sandaysoft.com/forum/" to "https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/"

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	== Possible Issues ==		== Possible Issues ==

	The FTP tool being used here is the one which ships with Windows; it is a relatively simply implementation and may not support the requirements of your webserver. There is some useful reading in [~~http~~://~~sandaysoft~~.~~com/forum~~/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=4821 this] forum topic which may help if you have issues.		The FTP tool being used here is the one which ships with Windows; it is a relatively simply implementation and may not support the requirements of your webserver. There is some useful reading in [https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=4821 this] forum topic which may help if you have issues.

	[[Category:WebTools]]		[[Category:WebTools]]

2017-08-22T20:27:15Z

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	Starting with version 1.9.2, Cumulus now has the ability to invoke a command or external program once a day. This is configured via the ''Configuration \| Internet Options \| External Programs ''dialog box. Whatever is entered in the "Daily" section will be invoked once a day, just after the daily rollover processing is completed.		Starting with version 1.9.2, Cumulus now has the ability to invoke a command or external program once a day. This is configured via the ''Configuration \| Internet Options \| External Programs ''dialog box. Whatever is entered in the "Daily" section will be invoked once a day, just after the daily rollover processing is completed.

	This option in Cumulus can be used instead of the Windows Task Scheduler (which is detailed below) to invoke a script or program, and may be perferable in many circumstances.

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	Below are details on how to automate the upload of the dayfile.txt once per day, just after midnight. If your roll over is set to 9/10am you would adjust this to upload just after the roll over. Leave a few minutes at roll over time for Cumulus to complete its work before you upload.

	= Automation =		= Automation =

2017-08-22T20:24:50Z

Automation

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 *A script for uploading (ftp'ing) the file
 *A batch file to run the command to upload
 == The script  ==
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 On the Internet Settings screen, put <tt>c:\cumulus\upload-dayfile.bat</tt> in the Daily box. Leave the params empty.
 == Running manually  ==

2012-08-16T17:06:57Z

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			== Cumulus settings ==

			On the Internet Settings screen, put <tt>c:\cumulus\upload-dayfile.bat</tt> in the Daily box. Leave the params empty.

	== The Windows Task Scheduler (if using this method) ==		== The Windows Task Scheduler (if using this method) ==

2012-08-16T17:02:41Z

The Windows Task Scheduler

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	== The Windows Task Scheduler ==		== The Windows Task Scheduler (if using this method) ==

	Now we tell Windows how often to run our script.		Now we tell Windows how often to run our script.
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	<br> There is no notification if the task runs or fails. You need to check the System Event Viewer in the Admin section of the Control Panel for errors.		<br> There is no notification if the task runs or fails. You need to check the System Event Viewer in the Admin section of the Control Panel for errors.

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	== Running manually ==		== Running manually ==

2012-08-16T17:00:58Z

Automation

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	*A script for uploading (ftp'ing) the file		*A script for uploading (ftp'ing) the file
	*A batch file to run the command to upload		*A batch file to run the command to upload
	*The Windows Task Scheduler (AT)		*(optionally) The Windows Task Scheduler (AT)

	== The script ==		== The script ==

2011-10-31T15:06:32Z

Added information about Cumulus 'Daily' external program option.

2011-03-11T19:10:54Z

Running manually: typo!

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	Start, Run, cmd		Start, Run, cmd
	and type <tt>c:\cumulus\upload-dayfile.~~txt~~</tt>		and type <tt>c:\cumulus\upload-dayfile.bat</tt>

	Check your webserver for dayfile.txt using your normal ftp tool		Check your webserver for dayfile.txt using your normal ftp tool


	== Advanced ==		== Advanced ==

2011-03-11T13:02:04Z

Added Possible Issues

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	Check your webserver for dayfile.txt using your normal ftp tool		Check your webserver for dayfile.txt using your normal ftp tool


	== Advanced ==		== Advanced ==

	For more advanced control over the your uploads consider using the features in Cumulus [[Toolbox]]		For more advanced control over the your uploads consider using the features in Cumulus [[Toolbox]]


			== Possible Issues ==

			The FTP tool being used here is the one which ships with Windows; it is a relatively simply implementation and may not support the requirements of your webserver. There is some useful reading in [http://sandaysoft.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=4821 this] forum topic which may help if you have issues.

2011-03-11T09:14:15Z

The script: update to make it clear settings come from the Internet Config in Cumulus

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	* <user> with your ftp login username. This will be the same as the one in Internet Settings in Cumulus Configuration		* <user> with your ftp login username. This will be the same as the one in Internet Settings in Cumulus Configuration
	* <password> with the ftp password. Again, as per the Cumulus Config		* <password> with the ftp password. Again, as per the Cumulus Internet Config
	* <folder> should be as per 'Directory' in Cumulus		* <folder> should be as per 'Directory' in Cumulus Internet Config

	The 'put' entry should be followed by the full path to dayfile.txt on your Cumulus PC		The 'put' entry should be followed by the full path to dayfile.txt on your Cumulus PC

	Save this file as <tt>dayfile.ftp</tt> in the Cumulus folder of your PC (example, in c:\Cumulus)		Save this file as <tt>dayfile.ftp</tt> in the Cumulus folder of your PC (example, in c:\Cumulus)


	== The Batch file ==		== The Batch file ==