FYI the arguments for the script aren't in the help file. The documentation
talks about a .bat or .exe. You could write something and compile or you
can Do the following
In the Executable box put cmd.exe
In Arguments put /C "path to vbs file." %argument %argument.
For example I just wrote this. If you want to do a quick and dirty proof of
concept
This doesn't rename files, but just makes a new one as an example.
I enabled the File Renamed command.
put cmd in the executable box
put /c "c:\iftpsvc\test.vbs" %Event %file in the Arguments box.
Had a file named test.vbs wich contained
'----------- VBS Below--------------
Dim objFSO
Dim objStream
Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments
Set objFSO = createobject("scripting.filesystemobject")
Set objStream = objFSO.CreateTextFile("c:\test.txt", True) 'True says to
overwrite file.
objStream.Writeline strLine & now ' Just put the date and time in for some
text.
For I = 1 to objArgs.Count -1 'Don't use 0 here because the first
argument is actual the VBS command.
objstream.writeline strline & objArgs(I)
Next
WScript.Quit
'END of VBS
After renaming a file, a Test.txt was created that had this.
11/11/2002 3:03:44 PM
Renamed
C:\iFtpSvc\FHP1200\ThisWasRenamed.txt
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