I need to execute a shell script on a remote server. I’ve obtained the Unix Execute snap for that purpose but to configure the Unix Passwordless account I need to upload the .pem file to the snaplogic file repository. It feels a bit insecure to me and I was hoping to instead place it on our groundplex but from what I can see that isn’t an option. Has anyone else done something similar to optimise security?
@Supratim Thanks for the quick response! I actually had tried using a separate pipeline, and was able to pass the parm as you suggest, however my xml output would be one row, rather than the aggregated rows. So, a. I was doing this before the map to xml. I could try it after that.
Or better yet, b. Is there a way to have sub pipeline produce the aggregated rows, just like the parent does?
What I mean is, Parent produces xml:
<#root>
<#row1>
<#row2>
<#row3>
<#/root
…
Child (sub) currently produces
file1…
<#root>
<#row>
<#/root>
file 2…
<#root>
<#row>
<#/root>
file 3…
<#root>
<#row>
<#/root>
Actually you pass each row from pipeline execution snap, Move mapper to child pipeline , it should work.
Unless the upstream snap of mapper produce multiple output of row.
