Amazon S3 Host - Additional Properties
- Last Updated: December 12, 2023
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- MOVEit Automation
- Version 2023.1
- Version 2023
- Documentation
To access these additional fields: Select HOSTS and click the name of the Amazon S3 host.
You can filter the list.
For General properties, see Amazon S3 Host Field Descriptions.
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Amazon S3 Host Field |
Description |
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Limits |
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File count download limit |
Maximum number of files that are downloaded from a source in a single task run against this host. If the limit is exceeded, and the Advanced task setting Automatically re-run task if source download limits are encountered is set, the task is automatically rerun. |
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File size download limit |
Maximum number of bytes that are downloaded from a source in a single task run against this host. Value of 0 means no limit. Downloading stops after the first file that causes the number of downloaded bytes to exceed the limit. If the limit is exceeded, and the Advanced task setting Automatically re-run task if source download limits are encountered is set, the task is automatically rerun. |
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Timeouts |
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Transfer Rescan Time |
The number of seconds between directory scans to detect changes in file size or date. The default is 0, which deactivates the feature. You can override the value in the individual task settings. The Transfer Rescan prevents the download of incomplete files. After a file that matches the download criteria is identified, MOVEit Automation rescans the directory to detect file changes. If file changes are identified, MOVEit Automation implements one of the following options:
Note:
In the
Admin Console
, this property is known as Default Xfer Rescan.
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Retry Count |
Number of extra times that a transfer (get or put) is retried before MOVEit Automation no longer attempts the transfer. Default is 0 - transfer is not retried after a failure. The value can be overridden by settings in individual tasks. |
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Retry Timeout |
The number of seconds between retries of a transfer (get or put). Default is 30 seconds. The value can be overridden by settings in individual tasks. |
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Connect Timeout |
Number of seconds to wait when attempting to connect to the host. |
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Data Timeout |
Number of seconds to wait when sending data to or receiving data from the host. |
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Advanced |
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Delete State for Host Path entries after |
Number of days after which State information for this host is deleted. Note:
When this host is assigned as a task source that uses Collect Only New Files,
MOVEit Automation
saves file stamp information that is specific to this host and the task source's folder path and file mask. If a source's folder path and/or file mask contains a non-static macro (for example, [DD] or other date/time macros) the actual source folder path/file mask combination can potentially be different every time the task runs. This can cause the saved state information for this host to grow excessively large and without limits.
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Use default state cache settings |
Note:
By default,
MOVEit Automation
keeps state file information cached in memory to achieve maximum efficiency. In some environments, this can become very memory intensive. Use the State Cache settings to remove state file information from memory after a task run, or after a specified amount of time.
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Account for Daylight Savings |
This host automatically changes the apparent time of existing files when Daylight Savings Time comes into effect, or reverts to Standard Time. This setting changes the following:
In these situations, MOVEit Automation compensates for changes made by the host by adjusting the apparent timestamps of files by one hour. This prevents the unnecessary transfer of files that appear to be new because their apparent times have changed since they were last observed. For example, a file is modified in January (during Standard Time) at 8:00 a.m. When Daylight Savings Time comes into effect, that file's apparent modification time changes to 9:00 a.m. If the Host adjusts timestamps is selected, MOVEit Automation internally adjusts its view of the file's time back to 8:00 a.m. for comparison purposes, and does not consider the time to be new. |
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Data Integrity Checking |
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Never perform data integrity check |
MOVEit Automation will not perform download integrity checking. This is similar to the default settings for most other host types. |
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Perform data integrity check if the hash calculation is guaranteed |
MOVEit Automation will perform download integrity checking where it can guarantee the accuracy of the calculations. This option avoids false negatives but may result in being unable to guarantee download integrity. |
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Always perform data integrity check and ignore failures |
MOVEit Automation will perform download integrity checking. If a failure is detected, a warning is issued in the system log and the download is successful. This option requires you to scan the system log to troubleshoot download errors. |
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Always perform data integrity check |
MOVEit Automation will perform download integrity checking. If an error is detected, the download the task fails. This option ensures that downloads are performed correctly. Note:
If the original uploader used a non-standard upload buffer size, the download might incorrectly be reported as corrupted.
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