I accepted this because your solution was in a comment down below, for future reference for others. Using the colon in the filename was the problem. ... View more

@Joe P did you set up https i.e. did you enable SSL on the server? ... View more

Perfect. Thank you. Still learning how to rethink data ingestion from Flume to Nifi. ... View more

Makes sense, I think haproxy (http://www.haproxy.org/) is a free load balancer that supports TCP, then your data producer can just send to the haproxy address. ... View more

Can you take a thread dump and provide the output here? ./bin/nifi.sh dump /path/to/output/dump.txt ... View more

Thanks, this is exactly what I'm looking for! ... View more

Can you use the "matches" function in expression language? It should allow any regular expression: https://nifi.apache.org/docs/nifi-docs/html/expression-language-guide.html#matches ... View more

@marksf Correct, the "key" icon will allow you to apply component level access policies to your process group with id "863928d5-12e7-...." Once "view the component" is granted the ID will be replaced with the actual process group name. "Modify the component" will allow the user to also add, modify and delete components within that process group. Thanks, Matt ... View more

@Matt Clarke - I think I get it now. I was misunderstanding that within the Policy area I need to literally add their cert credentials. I was falsely assuming once I added a user, I would see those users as options to add to policies. It appears I must not only copy the users cert to the users area but also to all of the policies to which they should have access. I agree, I did not want to manually edit files. I was just previously confused how policies were getting applied. ... View more