Frequently asked questions
File Juggler doesn't support Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive directly, but if you install the windows software for these services they will create a folder on your computer that automatically mirrors to the cloud. File Juggler can read, write and monitor this folder just like any other folder.
You will be able to run and install File Juggler on server versions 2012 and later, but it will only be able to run when a user is logged in. This is often not ideal.
I plan to add full support for servers. I don't plan to create a regular service application, rather i'll make a headless program that can run automatically using task scheduler. The reason for this is that services cannot run external programs, and so the "Run Command" action will not work. I suspect this would be a problem in many use cases on servers.
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I have considered adding a send email feature, but decided against it for now. There's a lot of configuration involved, especially if the contents of the email should be editable. I think this is out of the scope of File Juggler.
Here is a very useful review of tools that can send emails from command line. You would be able to trigger one of these using File Juggler's "run command" action.
Exporting will save all rules and variables you have created to a file. Importing will import the rules and variables from the file if the rules doesn't already exist.
I have done some work on this feature, but decided not to go on with it at this point. It’s a big feature that requires many fundemental changes to File Juggler, and currently i’d like to prioritise other features.
It’s still a good idea, and gets suggested from time to time. I’ll like to get back to it later.