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A low-level event indicating that a scheduled task should be performed. The environment variables identify the type of task and its parameters. Currently the event is used to trigger server initiated pull and application schedules resulting in Server Transfer -...

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This event is sent to trigger a data transformation. Input for a data transformation is a file or a directory specified by the DXAGENT_TRANSFORMATION_INPUT variable. The DXAGENT_TRANSFORMATION_INPUT_IS_DIRECTORY variable specifies whether the input is a file or a directory. When a...

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The following event is triggered by password change requests.

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The PeSIT server uses the following events to coordinate the state of the transfer with the Transaction Manager. For more information about PeSIT transfers, refer to the SecureTransport Administrator's Guide.

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This event is sent when a transfer is paused or voluntarily interrupted by the sending partner. When this event is received, the transfer is marked as paused on the File Tracking page.

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This event is sent when a remote partner resumes a previously paused or interrupted transfer. Refer to the documentation for the Pesit pause event for details.

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This event is sent just after the Pesit pause for paused transfers or when a transfer fails. The event holds checkpoint data for the transfer. A checkpoint can be used to restart from one that point instead of from the...

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This event is sent when a previously paused or failed transfer is resumed or retried. In response to this event, the TM reads the file it saved when it received the Pesit savemap event and streams it back to the...

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The event is sent just after a transfer completes successfully. The TM then deletes any checkpoint file created by the Pesit savemap execution for that file.

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This event is sent when the PeSIT daemon detects an incoming acknowledgement.

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The following event is part of the application framework and are used to get information about mailbox folders.

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This event occurs as the result of a client request to create a contact in the address book associated with their account.

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This event occurs as the result of a client request to delete an existing contact in the address book associated with their account.

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This event occurs as the result of a client request to retrieve contacts from the address book associated with their account.

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This event occurs as the result of a client request to create a contact in the address book associated with their account.

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SecureTransport offers many predefined environment variables that can be used when creating a condition for a rule. You can also add your own environment variables.

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The environment variables are divided into groups. The following topics describe the predefined environment variables that are passed to agents:

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These environment variables are common across all event types.

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The following environment variables are present in client- and server-initiated sessions. Unless indicated otherwise, each predefined variable is supported by all SecureTransport protocol servers (AS2D, FTPD, HTTPD, PESITD, and SSHD).

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The following environment variables are used by application framework objects such as accounts, applications, and PGP transformations.