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The MIRR event occurs in response to a request to get a list of mirror locations. An agent triggered by this event outputs mirroring data in the form of a URL, including the pathname in the URL, hostname, and port...

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The MKD event occurs in response to a request to make a directory.

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The NLST event occurs in response to a directory listing request for clients issuing the mget and mdelete commands. An agent triggered by this event sends a list of files, one per line, to the output stream.

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The PWD event occurs in response to a request to get the working directory. An agent triggered by this event outputs the current working directory to the output stream. Only the first line of output, up to a newline character,...

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The transfer restart event occurs when restarting a previous upload or download transfer. An agent triggered by this event stores the position in a session state variable (REST). When a file download or upload request is received, the restart position...

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The file download event occurs when a file is in the process of being downloaded. An agent triggered by this event should write the file content data to the output stream.

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The RMD event occurs in response to a request to remove a directory. An agent triggered by this event should remove the specified directory. This agent is subject to the rmdir restrictions.

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The RNFR event occurs immediately after the rename command is issued, to determine if the source file exists. An agent triggered by this event returns a zero to indicate that the file exists.

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The RNTO event occurs after the RNFR event, to perform the actual renaming of the file. An agent triggered by this event renames the file and returns a zero to indicate success.

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The checksum event occurs in response to a request to do a checksum. An agent triggered by this event outputs the checksum to the output stream, based on the algorithm argument (currently only MD5 is supported).

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The SITE event occurs in response to a SITE command.

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The file size event occurs when the server obtains the size of a file. An agent triggered by this event should output the size of the file to the output stream. Only the first line of output, up to a...

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The file upload event occurs when a file is in the process of being uploaded. An agent should read the file content data from the input stream.

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These events are used by multiple protocols to manage files and directories on the server. Every FTP, SSH, or HTTP command that involves file system access has an associated command event. Rules and agents contained in the built-in Streaming rules...

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File Transfer Authorization events start an upload or download. File Transfer Audit events perform tracking tasks on uploads and downloads. Incoming and outgoing events are used for the following reasons when users upload and download files from a server:

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These events are used by multiple protocols to move files to or from the server.

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This event is only for the HTTP protocol. The POST event occurs when a non-SecureTransport related POST request is received from a web client. An agent triggered by this event cannot override the following SecureTransport-specific POST requests:

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This event occurs when the user interrupts a file transmission by using a kill method such as Ctrl+C or break. Depending on the protocol, it can be difficult to distinguish between an error and an abort case. Both HTTPS and...

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This event occurs at the end of an upload session. It primarily alerts someone that files have been uploaded to the server.

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This event occurs when an unexpected interruption occurs when a file is being uploaded to the server. This kind of error usually occurs due to network problems. For HTTPS transfers, aborts also generate this event.