Commands created in the Commands module (see Creating a command) can be associated with a synchronization, where they can be configured to execute remotely or locally.
In addition, commands can also be configured to execute in any or all of these situations:
| • | for each file synchronized, |
| • | after a successful synchronization, |
| • | after a failed synchronization. |
To specify which commands should be associated with a particular synchronization, do the following:
| 1. | Edit the synchronization which you wish to associate commands with |
| 2. | Tick each condition for which each associated command should run. Refer to the definitions of each condition below |
| 3. | Select the command you wish to execute in response to a particular condition. The commands are displayed in the drop down lists beside each condition. You can also create a new command by clicking the Add button. |
Figure 70
Conditions
File command A - Executes chosen command on Account A, or locally if no account is selected, for each file successfully synchronized
File command B - Executes chosen command on Account B, or locally if no account is selected, for each file successfully synchronized
Success command A - Executes chosen command on Account A, or locally if no account is selected, post successful synchronization
Success command B - Executes chosen command on Account B, or locally if no account is selected, post successful synchronization
Failure command A - Executes chosen command on Account A, or locally if no account is selected, post failed synchronization
Failure command B - Executes chosen command on Account B, or locally if no account is selected, post failed synchronization
Fail synchronization if any command fails - Tick this checkbox if you want this synchronization to fail if any of the chosen commands fail.