Unfortunately, the GUI does not provide a means to easily identify which administrative users have been assigned which business units. Deleting a business unit can be convoluted because they cannot be deleted if there are accounts, applications or administrators associated with the business unit. A business unit allows you to define a settings that are common to a group of users. SecureTransport (ST) users can be allocated to Business Units. To do this, start Task Manager, select the Services tab and find the cygwin_cron service in the list, right-click it, and select Stop Service and then select it again and select Start Service. Restart the cron service after making changes to this file.
Type the following line to the file to schedule the script to run on the 28th day of every month at 11:30 pm:ģ0 23 * 28 * "/drives/d/Program Files (x86)/Tumbleweed/SecureTransport/STServer/bin/fileretention.sh" > /tmp/ fileretention.out 2>&1. Type the letter o to enable editing mode and enter a new line. Type "shift-g" to go to the last line of the file. #Axway secure transport certificate windows#
While you can do this from windows, it's simpler to do it from a shell because in Windows you'll have to take ownership before you can give the administrator user write permissions.Īfter changing the permissions you can edit the file with wordpad / notepad but it is preferable to use vim from within the shell to avoid any DOS vs UNIX file format issues that lead to cron being unable to read the file. This will change the permissions of the file so you can save your changes.
Type "D:\Program Files (x86)\Tumbleweed\SecureTransport\cygwin". Next the script needs to be scheduled to run by creating a cron job entry: The file should be copied to the following directory (where D:\ should be changed to the drive where ST is installed)ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Tumbleweed\SecureTransport\STServer\bin\ drives/c/some/path/ rather than Windows paths C:\some\path. In doing so you'll have to enter Cygwin style paths i.e. You will need to edit the script to change the TARGET_DIR variable to point to where the user home folders reside and the LOG_PATH variable to SecureTransport's var\logs directory. This shell script can be executed as a cron job every day, it will delete all files with a modification time older than 30 days (or whatever retention policy you wish to implement). SecureTransport (ST) on Windows relies on a number of components which run under Cygwin. The scripts provided here range from extracting information from the SecureTransport database for audit purposes, implementing file retention to startup scripts for supplementary SecureTransport modules/ products. The product allows you to securely transfer files using a number of different protocols (HTTPS, SSHv2, SFTP, FTPS etc) and maintain an audit trail of file transfers. SecureTransport is one of a number of Managed File Transfer (MFT) solutions on the market. This repository contains scripts for managing / automating the Axway SecureTransport secure file transfer product.
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