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Read / Write from/to ftp/sftp/scp etc. source/target directly in Workbench
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+22- Safer
Reading from SFTP and SCP definitely. In this age of internet insecurity, it's odd to have support for FTP but neither of those two (Doing it with Python is a bit of a chore).
+7- Contributor
I can successfully upload files to ftp/sftp using the FTPCaller and using hints shared in this question thread: https://community.safe.com/s/question/0D54Q000080hB29SAE/ftp-caller-error-in-the-ssh-layerDoes the idea shared on the current page suggest that there is a solution for writing output directly to ftp/sftp without first storing the data locally? If yes, where is it exactly implemented in FME Desktop? One alternative I could look for is a solution for writing my data locally (using a FeatureWriter) and upload the data right away using a FTPCaller with of course a mechanism deleting the local file as soon as its upload is successful. I have to produce and share a massive amount of data in batch and need to prevent consuming too much local storage.
+7- Contributor
Please add more documentation and functionality to make the SFTP capability in workbench viable. Current documentation is outdated. Further clarification/development needed on what is currently available.
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