This window lists the available events that can trigger a command and any command that has been associated with a specific trigger.

    Login - Runs when a user successfully logs in.

    Logout - Runs when a user logs out.

   Authentication failed - Runs after the limit of failed authentication attempts has been reached.

For example, when users have exceeded the limit of failed authentication attempts, this trigger can execute actions such as e-mail notifications or pager alerts.

The limit for failed authentication attempts is specified in the Authentication category in the Limit failed attempts to [n] option. The Limit failed attempts to [n] option must be checked for this option to take effect.

   File uploaded - Runs when a file is uploaded.

This trigger can be used, for example, to start a virus scanner to ensure newly uploaded files are clear of damaging viruses or it can move files from an upload folder to a destination folder elsewhere on the server A computer program that provides services to other computer programs (called clients). Often the computer on which a server program runs is also called a server. The term host is often used as a synonym for server. or network.

   File downloaded - Runs when a file is downloaded.

This trigger can be used, for example, to send an e-mail message to notify you that the download is complete.

   File renamed - Runs when a file is renamed.

   File deleted - Runs when a file is deleted.

   Folder created - Runs when a folder is created.

   Folder renamed - Runs when a folder is renamed.

   Folder deleted - Runs when a folder is deleted.

Check the box in front of an event to instruct VShell to run the associated command when that event occurs. To edit an associated command, select the event and click on the Edit button below the window; this will open the Edit dialog for that event. If you try to enable an event that has no associated command, VShell will display an error when you click OK or Apply, or attempt to leave the category.