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The current FTP Reader and Writer do not support FTPS I believe. There should be some configurable way to make the FTPClient use ssl.
I would read through the javadocs to check if there is some easy flag.
The set up: When an endpoint type of ftp is used for source or destination then we use the FTP Reader or Writer(or both). Now if the flag in transfer-options(encrypt) is set to true then we want to use FTPS and not the base FTP protocol. The FTPClient class should support FTPS if a flag is passed in.
This can be done in the FTPConnectionPool where we create clients so that the readers and writers do not have to change.
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The current FTP Reader and Writer do not support FTPS I believe. There should be some configurable way to make the FTPClient use ssl.
I would read through the javadocs to check if there is some easy flag.
The set up: When an endpoint type of ftp is used for source or destination then we use the FTP Reader or Writer(or both). Now if the flag in transfer-options(encrypt) is set to true then we want to use FTPS and not the base FTP protocol. The FTPClient class should support FTPS if a flag is passed in.
This can be done in the FTPConnectionPool where we create clients so that the readers and writers do not have to change.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: