[Rahul Bhandary]

Hello All,

I have created an embedded SFTP server in Gateway Interchange. The Embedded server requires me to create a user and folder path. The folder path that is created for the user is relative to the SFTP Embedded Server’s. i.e. “Gateway_Interchange\common\data\ssh\users\integration\XXUSERXX

Question: Is there any possible configuration or hack to set absolute path for the Embedded SFTP server i.e. not use default path “Gateway_Interchange\common\data\ssh\users\integration\” but use a different location.

Thanks, Rahul

[remery]

Hello Rahul,

You can change the root path from "...\common\data" to a different directory by modifying the conf\filereg.xml file. You should modify the line:

<!-- <File name="sshData" path=""> -->

You need to remove the xml comment characters and set the path to the filepath you would like to use. So the line should look like

<File name="sshData" path="/the/path/to/use">

The path chosen will apply to all SFTP servers and users defined in Interchange. A different path cannot be specified per server/user.

Regards,
Ric

Hello All,

I have created an embedded SFTP server in Gateway Interchange. The Embedded server requires me to create a user and folder path. The folder path that is created for the user is relative to the SFTP Embedded Server’s. i.e. “Gateway_Interchange\common\data\ssh\users\integration\XXUSERXX

Question: Is there any possible configuration or hack to set absolute path for the Embedded SFTP server i.e. not use default path “Gateway_Interchange\common\data\ssh\users\integration\” but use a different location.

Thanks, Rahul

[Rahul Bhandary]

Thanks Ric. This is certainly most helpful. I will test out the same.

Thanks, Rahul