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rupeshh · ‎07-12-2023

I have found the issue, and I have rectified it. Sorry, for the inconveniences.

rupeshh · ‎07-12-2023

I am trying to access the NIFI using Rest API. I am using python requests library. I am able to generate the token using username and password but when I am trying to use the token to get the expiration of the token or the list of counters processors that I have created I am getting it is unauthorized. import requests response = requests.post("https://127.0.0.1:8443/nifi-api/access/token?username=<username>&password=<password>",headers={"Content-Type":"application/x-www-form-urlencoded"},verify=False) # if verify is true it will throw verification failed token = response.content.decode() # got the token #checking the token expiration response = requests.get("https://127.0.0.1:8443/nifi-api/access/token/expiration",headers={"Accept":"*/*","Authorization":"Bearer {}".format(token)}) # using the generated token print(response) "Unauthorized" I am able to get the response json using the same token through postman. So, I am not able to understand it. Is it because I am not verifying and not using any certificates causing the issue. Please anyone help me out here. Thanks! @stevenmatison can you please look into it.

rupeshh · ‎06-16-2023

Thanks @steven-matison I found out it was permission issue actually. I am able to access the directory now. A big thanks!

rupeshh · ‎06-13-2023

I have created a new container with the new bind mount where I did not mount the repositories in any other directories. docker run --name nifi2 -p 8443:8443 -d -e NIFI_WEB_HTTPS_PORT=8443 -v /path/to/host-directory/repository_1:/repository_1 -v /path/to/host-directory/repository_2:/repository_2 --privileged apache/nifi:latest And owner is the user nifi. same goes for another repository, but I am still getting the same error. and this is the error from bulletin board I hope this makes it clear. Please let me know if you need anything else.

rupeshh · ‎06-13-2023

Hello @steven-matison thanks for replying but I am getting permission denied everytime I am using chmod or chown in the docker shell and sudo does not work in the shell so I don't know how exactly I should change the ownership. My directory is /tmp/nifi/src/respository_1 and /tmp/nifi/src/respository_2 and repository_1 and repository_2 are already owned by nifi user but the /tmp/nifi/src all these 3 owned by root and I think I will have to change the ownership of each directory because in the docker run command I have mounted to the /tmp/nifi/src/repository_1 and /tmp/nifi/src/repository_2. Can you please help me out?

rupeshh · ‎06-12-2023

Thanks! @DianaTorres . I will be waiting for @steven-matison to response.

rupeshh · ‎06-12-2023

Hello everyone, I am new to docker and I have been researching and working with nifi recently. I have one query for my use case where I need to use code repositories that are outside the docker container (I have already bind them while docker run command) and I can access the folder via exec but I need to access these scripts in the executestreamcommand processor's working directory and command path fields. Even after putting the destination directories into the fields I am getting no such file or directory exists. So, please help me out.

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