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Van
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
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 Posted - 2013-08-14 : 14:55:09
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| I've set up an SSIS package to ftp a text file (created from a data extract) to a Linux server. This works fine. I used the ftp task in SSIS and create a new file/filename each time it runs (variable for the filename).There is an issue with the permissions on the Linux side though. Now let me say that I have no experience with Linux. The person setting up the import on the Linux side tells me the file needs to be CHMOD 666 to set permissions. He wants me to do it when I ftp the file over to linux. I've searched quite a bit and can't find much on how to do this. Can it be done from within SSIS?He's tried some things with permissions on the directory on the Linux side (CHMOD 775 or 777 or 755) and it still doesn't work. So it's back on me to figure out how to CHMOD 666 it with my SSIS package. If anyone can help, it is much appreciated.Thanks in advance |
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SSIS FTP to Linux server - CHMOD