Hi Abid. Check out the fileexists() function. You can use it to set a
class which you can link to a reports promise.
Yours,
Aleksey
On Aug 25, 2012 9:03 AM, "Abid Khwaja" <a...@tyrann.net> wrote:
> I’m running community 3.2.3.
>
> My goal is to notify a group of non-technical users whenever there are
> files in a particular directory - the normal state is that the directory
> should be empty. I’m currently doing this via the following:
>
> bundle agent main
> {
> files:
> “/apps/myApp_files/errors/time/.*"
> file_select => plain,
> delete => tidy,
> action => warn_only;
> }
>
> I’m using “delete => tidy” only because I need something to attach the
> “action” attribute to - I never actually want to ever delete or touch any
> of the files in the directory. Is this the smartest way to achieve what I
> want?
>
> Also, while the above works, it’s not optimal because you get a lot of
> text in the warn message that non-technical users don’t understand. A
> better way would be to define a class if any files are found in the
> directory and use that class in a reports section to send out a more easier
> to understand message. How would I define such a class?
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