Release notes

2.2.4 — September 2026

Fixes

• Message MSG7003, recorded when there is no rule for the file, now includes all parameters.
• The rule-not-found message is now recorded as an error instead of a warning.

2.2.3 — August 2026

Fixes

• Level of the message recorded when a regular expression cannot be read.

2.2.2 — July 2026

Fixes

• Handling of rule execution locking (Locked).

2.2.1 — June 2026

New features

• -copydir option, which sets the copy directory on the command line.
• -backupdir option, which sets the backup directory on the command line.
• Error recorded when a scan directory cannot be read (LogErrorOption).
• Packages for Enterprise Linux 7, 8, 9 and 10.

Improvements

• Update of the lock control and security components.

2.2.0 — July 2025

Improvements

• New license validation, tied to the instance serial number.

2.1.2 — June 2025

Fixes

• New file name when the rule defines no renaming: the original name is kept.
• Directory scan.

2.1.0 — March 2025

Improvements

• New access to the configuration database to read the routings.
• Routing name and description aligned with the database fields.

2.0.1 — March 2025

New features

• Database access for using routing rules.
• Local file mode: instance parameters read from config.json (cfgInstance).
• Log written to a text file in the applLogDir directory.
• Export of a routing from the database to a JSON file (-export).

Improvements

• Structure of the local log written to a text file.

1.0.7 — October 2024

Improvements

• Automatic execution of the external command configured in ExecProgError.
• Log messages for successful runs of the ExecProgBefore and ExecProg external commands.
• Location of the configuration and messages file directories.
• applPidFile becomes optional in config.json.
• Startup message levels adjusted to 8.

Fixes

• Processing of parameters with double and single quotes on the command line.
• File scan when a name was given on the command line and ScanDir was configured in the rules file.
• Execution stopping when a file name was given on the command line.