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I'm experimenting multiple "incoming" directories in MFDATA with the watched_directories parameter.
If i set watched_directories=incoming,incoming1,incoming2 and I push a file in {{MFMODULE_RUNTIME_HOME}}/var/in/incoming1, the first.core.original_dirname tag value is incoming1. That's OK.
Now if I set watched_directories=incoming,incoming/xxx,incoming2 and I push a file in {{MFMODULE_RUNTIME_HOME}}/var/in/incoming/xxx, the first.core.original_dirname tag value is xxx.
It no longer refers to the incoming subdirectory (something like incoming/xxx or incoming_xxx or ... ). Can you confirm that this is an expected behavior ? Thanks.
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@thefab : OK thanks. Yes I agree, but on my mind it's not mandatory : in my use case, the main thing is to know what value I need to check in the value of the tag. Checking "xxx" instead "incoming/xxx" suits me. So I let you decide if this change is necessary or not.
Hi,
I'm experimenting multiple "incoming" directories in MFDATA with the
watched_directories
parameter.If i set
watched_directories=incoming,incoming1,incoming2
and I push a file in{{MFMODULE_RUNTIME_HOME}}/var/in/incoming1
, thefirst.core.original_dirname
tag value isincoming1
. That's OK.Now if I set
watched_directories=incoming,incoming/xxx,incoming2
and I push a file in{{MFMODULE_RUNTIME_HOME}}/var/in/incoming/xxx
, thefirst.core.original_dirname
tag value isxxx
.It no longer refers to the
incoming
subdirectory (something likeincoming/xxx
orincoming_xxx
or ... ). Can you confirm that this is an expected behavior ? Thanks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: