SFTP Upload
Input
✳️ Any (string)
Ouptut
✳️ Any (JSON) (Passthrough)
Summary
This action allows you to upload an SFTP file to a remote SFTP server.
The contents of the file should be passed in as a pipeline variable and in a string-like format.
Properties
Name | Type | Templatable | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Upload Data | Text |
| The contents of the file to write. It is recommended to enter a template expression that evaluates to a string (such as the output from the Convert to CSV action). If an object (such as an array or JSON object) is passed in, it will be converted to a string first. |
Server Name / IP | Text |
| The hostname or IP address of the server to connect to. If a hostname is used, the hostname must be resolvable via public DNS. |
Port | Number |
| The port number. The default SFTP port is 22, if you are unsure, use that. |
Username | Text |
| The username to authenticate with. |
Password | Text |
| The password to authenticate with. |
Host Key | Text |
| Optional. If specified, the host key will be checked against this value. If they do not match, the connection will be rejected and the action will fail. Host key should be in the following format:
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Fingerprint | Text |
| Optional. If specified, the host fingerprint will be checked against this value. If they do not match, the connection will be rejected and the action will fail. Host fingerprint should be in the following format:
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File Path | Text |
| The path of the file to write. Depends on server requirements. Some servers require an absolute path that starts with “/”, others accept relative paths or just filenames. Tip: Use a template expression to create a date-based or unique filename. |
Overwrite Existing Files | Checkbox |
| Whether or not to overwrite a file if one by the same name already exists. May fail depending on the permissions set up on the SFTP server. |
