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Subject: Re: Camel Filter appears to delete files instead of leaving them
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Thanks Claus.

I tried with putting noop=true 
like this


As stated, the files did not delete - which is great.  
Unfortunately however, the non-gzipped file also did not delete.

But we've found a working solution now, after looking at that file2
documentation:
Implement GenericFileFilter and include it on the uri


Thanks a lot everyone.

Be good see any other solution too...


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