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| PowerFolder can log all upload and download activities to either a flat file in a comma-separated format or the internal/external for monitoring purposes. The monitoring can be enabled as an admin under in the webinterface under Preferences > General > Logging > Log transfers. The options available are: - Disabled - No uploads and downloads will be logged.
- CSV file - Writes all upload and download activities to a comma-separated values file.
- Database - Write all upload and download activities to a database tables.
In the PowerFolder Server configuration file the logging can be switched on by using one or more of the following parameters:   Transfer Monitoring can also be enabled using the PowerFolder Server Configuration File.
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Indepenedantly of the log target chosen above, the following columns will be provided:
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| datetime | The date and time the transfer was completed/stopped. Example: 07.04.09 02:36
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| startdatetime | The date and time the transfer was started. Example: 07.04.09 02:31
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| status | The result status of the transfers. Possible values: success - completed gracefullybroken - stopped because of problemabort - intentionally stopped
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| type | The type of transfer. Possible values: |
| newupd | Flags if file was updated or new. Possible values: new - new fileupd - updated file
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| sender | The sender of the file. Example: mycomputer1
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| receiver | The receiver of the file. Example: mycomputer2
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| folder | The folder the transfer was made on. Example: My Cloud Data
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| filename | The name of the transferred file. Example: cloudusers.xls
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| file | The full path information of the transferred file. Example: C:\Documents and Settings\JimCloud\PowerFolders\My Cloud Data\cloudusers.xls
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| size | The total size in bytes of the file. Example: 2002304
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| failreason | A reason if the transfer was not successfully completed. Example: NODE_DISCONNECTED
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