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Nifi - Any plans for ListFTP functionality?

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Hello,

I am just getting started using NiFi (very cool!), and am experimenting with a simple dataflow that would acquire data from a FTP server. The GetFTP processor works fine, but I am acquiring from a third party FTP server, and I cannot download the original file. Because I cannot delete, I am downloading the same files over and over. It looks like ListSFTP is similar to GetFTP but it would also track which files have already been downloaded. Unfortunately, the server I am downloading from does not support SFTP. Are there any plans to offer a processor that could list/fetch from FTP? If not, is there a way, other than a custom processor, to do this with the existing processors?

Thank you very much for your time!

Subhash

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Subhash

I would suggest raising a JIRA in Apache https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI/

This looks like a missing feature in NiFi that we need to address

Cheers

Oleg

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I would suggest raising a JIRA in Apache https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI/

This looks like a missing feature in NiFi that we need to address

Cheers

Oleg

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Thank you for the quick response, Oleg. As you suggested, I will submit a JIRA.

Thanks again!

Subhash