Service FTP - Password is not automatically added to the ftp options
Service FTP - Password is not automatically added to the ftp options
I recently set up the FTP service in RDM. I have a problem. Let me explain:
I have a script that automatically retrieves the connection information for RDM. this script sends information in RDM.xml. (IP, log in, password etc ..). This works very well for my already RDP clients.
But with any FTP information is filled in automatically except the password. But the password is correctly recovered and entered in the RDM.XML file in this format:
<SafePassword>test</ SafePassword>
I don't understand.
Here is the model that retrieves information in my database to store them in RDM.xml :
<Connection>
<ConnectionType>Ftp</ConnectionType>
<Events />
<Ftp>
<Application>Filezilla</Application>
<Host>§IP§</Host>
<PassiveMode>false</PassiveMode>
<UserName>§USERNAME§</UserName>
<SafePassword>§PASSWORD§</SafePassword>
</Ftp>
<Group>Clients FTP\§GROUP§\§SITE§\§APPLI§</Group>
<ID>11111111-1111-1111-1111-§ID§</ID>
<Name>§NAME§</Name>
<OpenEmbedded>true</OpenEmbedded>
<PinEmbeddedMode>False</PinEmbeddedMode>
</Connection>
All the options are added into my FTP sessions except passwords.
All Comments (7)
Hi,
I have assigned it to one of our Dev
David Hervieux
Hello,
To properly handle a password you must use a ClearTextPassword field instead. We will encrypt what is there for storage.
Best regards,
Maurice
hello,
I already tried with Cleartext Password but it does not work with FTP.
Hello,
Indeed, the FTP password is not stored in a field for which we have made a corresponding ClearTextPassword Field. I will refer to David to see if he wants the feature implemented.
If you were using the import from CSV instead it would work, and it protects you from changes to the XML structure from time to time. We even have the CSV Synchronizer that can run automatically upon all datasource refreshes. Maybe this solution would be more friendly?
Best regards,
Maurice
Hello,
David has just clarified it to me.
The ClearTextPassword field should be at the Connection level, in the variant structure specific to the connection type. The import mechanism will set it in the proper field for you.
Sorry about the confusion
Maurice
Thank you for your reply, it works. I also try to automate changing icons in the same way.
I wanted to know if the only way to do that was to insert the following code. For example, to use a red arrow, RDM generates the code is:
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What does this code? There he has a way to point directly to the directory of these images?
Hello,
Too many custom images will cause performance issues. What you see there is the Base64 encoded binary content of the image.
Please consult http://blog.devolutions.net/2015/04/introducing-theme-support-for-remote-desktop-manager.html
It will be best to create a theme folder with your custom images, then deploy it to all of your clients. We will soon add the possibility of pointing that folder to a share, but we havent gotten around to it yet.
Best regards,
Maurice