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Hi there,

I've set up a chain of actions, those are working as wanted. At the end of the chain - a video is copied to a folder what is shared in the LAN and a growl notification is send. Via prowl the notification is send to the iphone. Now I want to send the url of the video with: http://foo.bar.ip.address/folder/[file]. Set up like that the slashes are replaced by : so it becomes to http:::foo.bar.ip.address:folder:[file]

Is there a workaround for that problem??

Thanks, Daedalus

Are you using a token/attribute and if so, which one? File paths are shown in the regular Mac OS/Finder way (with colons) instead of the unix way.

I'm using the file token as you can see here:


The result of the rule you can see here:


Is there a way to get the http://server.ip/folder/rules.usr.xql in the right spelling into the growl notification??

Greetings

Unfortunately, there's no workaround now unless you send the Growl notification via a script yourself. It has been added to the bug database to be fixed in the next version.

Mr_Noodle wrote:It has been added to the bug database to be fixed in the next version.

Thanks! I've been bitten by this, too, so an eventual fix will be appreciated.