How to use a CSV file located in FTP Server to import data into Insight

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Password will be visible on Insight Import configuration page

Purpose

You would like to use a CSV file located in a FTP Server to import data into Insight using Insight CSV import

Currency URLs only support the HTTP-HTTPS and FILE protocols. There is an open feature request to extend other protocols to be allowed, but for the now, you can follow up this page.

JSDSERVER-10833 - Getting issue details... STATUS

Solution

  1. You can add the login and password directly in the url instead of using the Username and Password fields.

    ftp://user:password@host:port/path/file.csv
  2. Make sure that you can access with the same FTP Url from a browser or via command line, such below:

    curl ftp://user:password@host:port/path/file.csv
  3. Do not use the Username and Password fields.







Last modified on Nov 11, 2021

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