I have been trying to get the FTPCaller transformer to upload data to a sftp site. I'm afraid everything ends up in the <Rejected> port and I get the following error "HTTP/FTP transfer error: 'Error in the SSH layer'". Any thoughts on what I can do to fix this? I'm able to upload data without issue using FileZilla and it does appear that I'm connecting to the sftp server correctly. Any support would be much appreciated!
Hey @tara did you get a fix to the "Error in the SSH layer" error in the end? I'm having the same issue!
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batesy wrote:
Hey @tara did you get a fix to the "Error in the SSH layer" error in the end? I'm having the same issue!
Please, share us your log file.
Thanks,
Danilo
Yes I did @batesy. In the URL box, you need to include the name of the file you are uploading. So, for example, sftp://data.domain.net/data/file.csv. You might need to include the data folder after the domain.net. You might get an "incomplete transformer" warning if the file doesn't already exist and yet you create it right before using the FTP caller. It will still work. Let me know if you still have issues getting it to work and I can provide more details.
Hey thanks for the help @tara, I got it working with the full url as you suggested. I also had a permission issue with the destination folder, although FME didn't give me any clue to that! All good now though. Cheers!
Was there a solution for this issue? I'm getting this error as well:
FTPCaller_3(FTPFactory): HTTP/FTP transfer error: 'Error in the SSH layer'
brianapeters wrote:
Was there a solution for this issue? I'm getting this error as well:
FTPCaller_3(FTPFactory): HTTP/FTP transfer error: 'Error in the SSH layer'
ok, i guess my issue will be a little different. I'm pulling all content in the ftp folder. I usually get this to work on most sites but this one doesn't work giving me this error. It will create a list of files but the second ftpcaller that downloads only creates empty csv files. adding an @Value(files_csv) at the end as i said usually works but not this time! The only difference is the user name has to be in the url 'sftp//username@ftp.site.com/folder/@Value(files_csv)'
brianapeters wrote:
ok, i guess my issue will be a little different. I'm pulling all content in the ftp folder. I usually get this to work on most sites but this one doesn't work giving me this error. It will create a list of files but the second ftpcaller that downloads only creates empty csv files. adding an @Value(files_csv) at the end as i said usually works but not this time! The only difference is the user name has to be in the url 'sftp//username@ftp.site.com/folder/@Value(files_csv)'
tara wrote:
I'm really going out on a limb here @brianapeters as I'm by no means an expert at this transformer. Have you tried including the user name under the authentication parameters? I have found that moving some of the parameters have been helpful in the past. I'm just not sure what else to do. Sorry!
brianapeters wrote:
so in this case it is in both the url and the perimeters. Ive have done this before but you maybe on to something... I've never had the username in the url. It will login and list the files in the 'files_csv' but not download the contents? They are simply empty files?
tara wrote:
I'm really going out on a limb here @brianapeters as I'm by no means an expert at this transformer. Have you tried including the user name under the authentication parameters? I have found that moving some of the parameters have been helpful in the past. I'm just not sure what else to do. Sorry!
tara wrote:
I'm really going out on a limb here @brianapeters as I'm by no means an expert at this transformer. Have you tried including the user name under the authentication parameters? I have found that moving some of the parameters have been helpful in the past. I'm just not sure what else to do. Sorry!
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