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Comment: Published by Scroll Versions from space FUNCTDEV and version SVC2022.1

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Add the com.parasoft.virtualize.listener.sftp-<version>.jar file jar file to the system.properties.classpath property in your localsettings settings properties file. For example:

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SFTP Server PortDefines the port for the SFTP server. If empty, the listener will not start.
Authorization TypeDefines how users authenticate with the SFTP server. Options are Password, PublicKey, or none. If empty, the listener will not start.
User Properties File

Specifies the absolute path to a properties file used to define user home directories and plain text passwords (used with password authentication).

There is no limit to the number of users that can be added. The properties file should be configured using the following format:

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<user name>.home=<absolute path to home directory>
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<user name>.password=<plain text password>

In the example above, user name is the one used to connect to the SFTP server.

You must use a forward slash (/) as the file separator on all operating systems, including Windows.

If this field is empty, the listener will not start.

Host Key LocationDefines the absolute path to a PEM-formatted private key file, which will be used as the SFTP server's host key. If empty, the listener will not start.
Authorized Keys

Defines the absolute path to an authorized keys file, which should contain PEM-formatted public keys. Because keys are not tied a specific username, the same private key can be used by multiple users.

If PublicKey authentication is specified, this field must be defined. If another authorization type is defined, this field will be ignored.

Listener Type

Defines the type of listener to stand up with the SFTP server.

A Command listener notifies Virtualize after each command that is performed.

A Session listener notifies Virtualize after a user completes a FTP session, passing all the commands performed in a single message.

If empty, the listener will not start.

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