Configuration of the File Management operator category (module) includes property settings for the following operating systems:
Sets the default values that the File Management operators that run in a Microsoft Windows environment use.
Specifies how to determine the user name and the password that the File Management operators require.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Defines the default user name for authentication. This value is required only if you set Require User Credentials to Default to User Specified Below.
Defines the password that the product associates with the specified default user. This value is required only if you set the User property.
Verifies the value that you specified in the Password property.
Defines the command that compresses a file or directory.
WZZIP -P -r {0} {1}
Defines the command that extracts a compressed file or directory.
WZUNZIP -d -o -yO {0}
{0} defines the name of the compressed file to extract.
Sets the default values that the File Management operators that run in a UNIX environment use.
Specifies how to determine the user name and the password that the File Management operators require.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Defines the default user name for authentication. This value is required only if you set Require User Credentials to Default to User Specified Below.
Defines the default operating system shell, for example: /bin/bash, /bin/csh/, or /bin/ksh.
Specifies the password for the default user.
Defines the password that the product associates with the specified default user. The operator uses the password to start user processes that do not specify a password.
Verifies the value that you specified in the Password property.
Specifies whether the product verifies the password when it switches users to run a process or a script on a UNIX host.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Defines the command that compresses a file or directory.
gzip -qrf {0}
{0} defines the name of the source file to compress.
Defines the command that extracts a compressed file or directory.
gunzip -qrf {0}
{0} defines the name of the compressed file to extract.
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