Niwot Networks' You've Got Files! File Arrival Notification



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Unicode/UTF-8 File and Directory name support on network drives, local drives, and UTF-8 compliant FTP sites.
Monitor SFTP sites.
By default will monitor the specified directory and all of its sub-directories. You may disable recursion into sub-directories by specifying No Subfolders. You've Got Files! (even Basic) can monitor an entire FTP site as a single directory structure.
Monitor network-accessible Windows and Linux shares using UNC path names.
Specify file names to be included and excluded with wildcards.
Send an email with file information to a list of addresses.
Optionally monitor folders for deleted files.
Launch an application, script, or batch file instead of or in addition to generating an email upon file change.
May specify a Wait Before Sending Next Email time on a per-directory basis so you won't be bombarded with emails from the same directory when multiple small files are trickling in.
If you are monitoring local or network drive or an FTP-accessible IIS-hosted web site you may format the email notification as clickable hyperlinks. Use file:// as the alias for local and mounted drives.
If you are monitoring an FTP-accessible Apache-hosted web site you may format the email notification as clickable hyperlinks.
Easily add directories using Notepad to edit the config file.
You've Got Files! runs unattended as a Windows Service. The user does not need to be logged in for You've Got Files! to run.
Program Log Files and directory text files are created as You've Got Files!runs.
Operates on Windows 2000/2003/NT/XP platforms.