You can use any FTP server as storage both for input and output of conversions. Therefore we recommend for security reasons to create a seperate user / password login to your FTP server with limited rights.
The following example shows how to start such a conversion. Please read the documentation about the other necassary parameters for starting conversions.
Parameter | Description |
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input/output.ftp.host |
* The FTP server host. (Required) |
input/output.ftp.port |
The port the FTP server is bind to. (Optional, Default: 21) |
input/output.ftp.user |
* FTP username. (Required) |
input/output.ftp.password |
* FTP password. (Required) |
file |
* Filename, including path, of the input file. (Required) |
output.ftp.path |
Filename, including path, for the output file. If not set the key will be choosen automatically (filename.outformat). If this value ends with "/" the output file is stored in the corresponding directory. (Optional) |
Similarly, you can use any SFTP server. Therefore we recommend for security reasons to create a seperate user / password / private key login to your SFTP server with limited rights.
The following example shows how to start such a conversion. Please read the documentation about the other necassary parameters for starting conversions.
Parameter | Description |
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input/output.sftp.host |
* The SFTP server host. (Required) |
input/output.sftp.port |
The port the SSH server is bind to. (Optional, Default: 22) |
input/output.sftp.user |
* SFTP username. (Required) |
input/output.sftp.password |
* SFTP password. (Optional) |
input/output.sftp.privatekey |
* SFTP private key, alternatively to providing a password. (Optional) |
file |
* Filename, including path, of the input file. (Required) |
output.ftp.path |
Filename, including path, for the output file. If not set the key will be choosen automatically (filename.outformat). If this value ends with "/" the output file is stored in the corresponding directory. (Optional) |