Description
Data captured from a serial port still has to be exported, zipped and sent to someone every day. Fine for a week, a chore after a month.
Internet Sharing is a companion plugin for AGG Software's data loggers that hands that step over to the program: once a log is written, it goes out over SMTP, FTP, SFTP or HTTP(S) according to the connections you set up, and can delete the local source file afterwards.
Several destinations can run at once, so one copy goes out by email and another to an FTP server, and failed transfers are retried.
Multi-protocol delivery: Email attachments, FTP, SFTP and HTTP(S) uploads in one plugin, each connection with its own host, port and credentials.
Rename and zip before sending: Files can be renamed from a template and packed into a ZIP first, so recipients get a smaller archive.
Email templates: Subject and body are customizable with placeholders, such as the date in the subject line.
Several targets and retries: Enable multiple connections at once or stop at the first success; failed transfers are retried.
Connection test and proxy: Test a connection with a temporary file and watch the progress messages, and route through a custom or system proxy when needed.
Internet Sharing is a companion plugin for AGG Software's data loggers that hands that step over to the program: once a log is written, it goes out over SMTP, FTP, SFTP or HTTP(S) according to the connections you set up, and can delete the local source file afterwards.
Several destinations can run at once, so one copy goes out by email and another to an FTP server, and failed transfers are retried.
Features
Multi-protocol delivery: Email attachments, FTP, SFTP and HTTP(S) uploads in one plugin, each connection with its own host, port and credentials.
Rename and zip before sending: Files can be renamed from a template and packed into a ZIP first, so recipients get a smaller archive.
Email templates: Subject and body are customizable with placeholders, such as the date in the subject line.
Several targets and retries: Enable multiple connections at once or stop at the first success; failed transfers are retried.
Connection test and proxy: Test a connection with a temporary file and watch the progress messages, and route through a custom or system proxy when needed.
