Simple but strange problem

I for this rule on a folder:
1) Based on certain conditions based on the files in the folder download a file form internet. Works.
2) Move original file. Fails.
3) Move Download file. Works.

Why is step 2 failing?
Any suggestions?

I should add that the original file is moved into this folder by another Hazel rule.

Please do not post questions in the Tips forum. There's a sticky at the top telling you not to do this.

As for step 1, what is it? There's no built-in action to download files so I need more info on what you are doing here. Also, not sure what the "original" file is in relation to the "Download" file.

Sorry! Will not do that again.
I thought I needed tips not support.

I run an shell-script based on the name on the file in the directory.
That shell-script downloads a XML-file, then I try to move the original file, fails, and then I move the XML-file, success.

Can you post the script and rule? I'm still not sure what you mean by the original file here or how you are referencing it or the xml file.

Here you go!

So it is the Move PDF that fails.

Some of those screenshots are too small but I'm guessing the problem here is you have things split up among separate rules. Understand that only one rule can match a file so the later rules won't mean anything if the first one matches the file first. If you want several operations to work on the same file, then just combine them as multiple actions within a single rule.

Yes I know that but rules does not invoke themselves on the same file twice.
Oh wait... I have a rule on the parent folder that moves the pdf-file into the folder where the download and move rules are placed. So I need to have one rule ro rule them all?

I'm not following you on that last bit. Can you elaborate (and maybe post more legible screen shots)?