Get Files with SecureFTP
Description
Get a file with SFTP is a Process Entry in the File Transfer plugin for Process Studio Processes. Get a file with SFTP process entry retrieves one or more files via an FTP server using the Secure FTP protocol.
Configurations
No. | Field Name | Description |
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1 | Process Entry name | Specifies the unique name of the process entry on the workspace area. A process entry can be placed on the canvas several times, yet it represents the same process entry. |
2 | SFTP-server name / IP | The name of the SFTP server or the IP address |
3 | Port | The TCP port to use. This is usually 22 |
4 | User name | The user name to log into the SFTP server |
5 | Password | The password to log into the SFTP server |
6 | Use private keyfile | Indicates whether or not a private keyfile is to be used. |
7 | Private key filename | If "Use private keyfile" is checked then this field is enabled. The |
file can be browsed to using the browse button to the right of the field. The Private Key should be in the PEM file format. For PuTTY-based Private Keys, use PuTTYgen to convert the file into "OpenSSH" format. | ||
8 | Key passphrase | If "Use private keyfile" is checked then this field is enabled. If a passphrase is required then enter it here. |
9 | Proxy type | Select from the list: HTTP/SOCKS5 |
10 | Proxy host | Proxy server host name |
11 | Proxy port | Proxy server port number |
12 | Proxy username | Proxy server account user name |
13 | Proxy password | Proxy server account password |
14 | Compression | Select from the list: none/zlib |
Files tab: | ||
Source (remote) files: | ||
1 | Copy previous results to args | If files to send are dynamically generated by another workflow or if you want to identify files to sent, check this option.PROCESS STUDIO will select files list from previous result rows (not result files) and send theses files. |
2 | Remote Directory | The remote directory on the SFTP server from which we get the files. Use the "test folder" button to connect to the remote server and validate that the folder exists. |
3 | Wildcard (regular expression) | Specify a regular expression here if you want to select multiple files. |
4 | Group: Last Modified On (UTC Time) From | Specify a date-time here if you want to select files that are last modified from this time. (Supported DateTime format: “yyyy- MM-dd hh:mm:ss a”) |
5 | To | Specify a date-time here if you want to select files that are last modified to this time. (Supported DateTime format: “yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss a”) |
6 | Remove files after retrieval | Enable checkbox to delete the remote file after the file is transferred. |
Target (local) files: | ||
1 | Target Directory | The remote directory on the SFTP server from which we get the files. Use the "test folder" button to connect to the remote server and validate that the folder exists. |
2 | Create target folder | Check this option if the destination folder does not exist and should be created. |
3 | Add filenames to result | If checked the name of the file is added to the result stream. |