Commit

Contents 1 Syntax 2 Description 3 Example 4 See also

Syntax

~> commit

Description

When file transfer is completed, a commit operation should be performed to move the file from the Temp_directory to the Shared_directories. Though by default committing happens automatically, manual commit may be useful in certain configurations; for instance, if Shared_directories and Temp_directory are located on different disks and/or filesystems. In such a case, moving the file can take sufficient time and/or CPU resources, and it's better if you can manually control when that should happen. Check this forum topic for more information.

To disable automatic committing and take advantage of commit command, you need to disable the auto_commit option.

Example

> vd
   [ Num ]                 File                    Size                  MD4
[Donkey 99   ] SAMPLE_file.rar                   188256 ABCD567890ABCDEFF6161713761822E0
Use 'commit' to move downloaded files to the incoming directory

> commit
Commited

See also

temp_directory, auto_commit, file_completed_cmd