7 Status Bar
7.1 Overview ¶
The status bar at the bottom of the main window shows the most important status information at a glance and contains a button on the right for triggering an immediate check or canceling a running processing cycle.
7.2 Display areas ¶
7.2.1 Profiles ¶
Format: Profiles: X/Y active - number of activated profiles (X) out of the total number (Y).
7.2.2 Log filter ¶
Format: Log filter: N - number of entries the active log filter (see chapter 5.2) currently hides. Without an active filter this reads Log filter: 0.
7.2.3 Log entries ¶
Format: Log entries: N - number of displayed log entries (after applying the log filter, across all tabs).
7.2.4 Status ¶
Shows the current program activity:
| Display |
Meaning |
| Ready. |
The program is waiting for new files |
| Next check in X seconds |
Countdown to the next scheduled check |
| Processing running… (X/Y) |
A processing cycle is active; X of Y files are done |
| Processing <file> (X/Y) - profile “…” |
The file currently being processed, with progress and profile |
| Pause after sending email (X s)… |
The configured wait time between email sends is running (see chapter 40.7) |
| Processing not active |
No sign of life has been received from the processing service for a while - it was stopped or is malfunctioning. The watchdog normally restarts it within seconds; if the message persists, restart the program (see chapter 60.1). |
Short feedback messages of individual actions also appear here, e.g. after creating an error report or queuing a file for reprocessing.
7.3 Check now / Cancel processing ¶
The button in the bottom-right corner has two states:
| State |
Button |
Effect |
| No cycle active |
Check now |
Wakes the background processing for an immediate check of all active profiles |
| Cycle running |
Cancel processing |
Cancels the running cycle; the file currently being processed is finished, the cancellation takes effect between files |
Tip: Check now is particularly useful after profile changes, so you don’t have to wait for the next check interval.