Auto Ant
AutoAnt is a generic processing automation package. It’s ideal for file processing, if you need to process/syncronize/move files on several directories to different locations (local or remote) and then renaming/moving/deleting or what ever you want. This is the answer.
It’s extremely flexible and extensible, just describe your Sys Admin file/something processing nightmare on a JSON file.
Documentation
Take a look at installation, quick how to tutorials, API reference etc: Documentation
Features:
Remote ‘Copy’ files using SMB(SAMBA), FTP, FTPS, SFTP(SSH).
Local process, move, copy and rename.
Filter and Rename files using regular expressions.
Open file detection (Linux only).
Optional, parallel (Threads) processing.
Differential processing, only process what has changed. (On directories, only new or modified files).
Highly extensible base, you can easily create your own processors, or producers
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