I have on my receive location an SFTP adapter that should pick up files that contain no visible extension. As such I have set my file mask to *.*
I've previously been able to pick up the same kind of files using a FILE adapter. The receive location is enabled and the host instance is running.
This is how a file is displayed on the SFTP:
I receive no warnings or errors in my event log. What could be the cause for this?
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I have few files in smb server. My job is to sense everyday using filesensor if files exist in that path. If they exist, I have to process them and move them to S3 Bucket. But I am not able to connect with smb server.
1.I mounted smb server on my machine and tried to access files from it. It worked on my local.I could read and process.So I created a bash script with mounting commands and credentials and called that script from BashOperator in DAG.
Then realised that I must have to have a connection id to sense if files exist in that location using Filesensor.
2.So I installed samba provider on top of airflow and gave a connection by entering hostname, login and password. When I run the dag, I am getting this message.
WARNING - Unable to find an extractor. task_type=FileSensor airflow_dag_id=CSV_Upload_To_S3 task_id=Get_CDS_From_Qlik airflow_run_id=manual__2022-12-05T10:26:41.802952+00:00
[2022-12-05, 10:26:46 UTC] {factory.py:122} ERROR - Did not find openlineage.yml and OPENLINEAGE_URL is not set
[2022-12-05, 10:26:46 UTC] {factory.py:43} WARNING - Couldn't initialize transport; will print events to console.
Am I missing something in giving connection? Is there more to it?
Could not read the contents of .ssh directory.
Error opening directory '/home/[username]/.ssh': Permission denied
I can see in the list of running processes that mysql-workbench is not running as root user.
I am not sure what the actual issue is. I only want to load '/home/[username]/.ssh/id_rsa' file while adding parameter in 'SSH key file' during connection setup. So that my connection should be established successfully.
Presumably you're on Ubuntu. I had this problem too and https://askubuntu.com/a/1271919/48214 was the solution for me.
I am missing some steps to achieve Enterprise Replication with Informix regarding disk configuration:
How to set up sbpaces to hold send and receive queues
Create dbspace for transaction records
Define dbspace for syscdr database
I've created two different VMs; each one got CentOS7 Linux System. Then I've installed IDS Developer Edition. My installation is organized as /mnt/informix and in informix/ I have /product, /ids, /storage:
/mnt/informix/product is where am saving installation files.
/mnt/informix/ids is where am installing IDS.
/mnt/informix/storage is where rootdbs, env.ids have been created.
I was able to create instance on each machine and access the remote instance after providing some changes editing the onconfig file, sqlhosts file and hosts.equiv file on each machine. I've been able to create databases and tables on each machine and establish connection between both of them. But when it is time to configure disk for replication, I am not sure of what am doing. I've created new dbspaces and sbspaces by creating new files inside storage directory and changed owner to informix user and file access permissions to 660, then create dbspaces and sbspaces using the onspaces command and provided the required entries in the onconfig file, but I get the error:
command failed -- Sbspace specified for the send/receive queue does
not exist (107)
I want to get notify whenever there is a CRUD operation on directory server. Can some body suggest me, is there any API, to monitor a directory for updates. My directory server is located in some other machine.
Directory Servers record the changes in their Change Log if it is enabled. For example in Oracle Internet Directory cn=changelog is located directly under Root DSE. You can use JNDI APIs to read changes recorded in change log.
Is there a way to configure the location of messages.log file for the embedded webserver in neo4j 1.9.7
I don't think you can configure it, it will be in the same directory as the DB. However, you can specify remote logging via Logback, see http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/1.9.7/kernel-configuration.html