This template stores files from inbound webhooks on your EasyFTP host. A webhook starts the run.
An HTTP request downloads the file from the URL in the payload. SFTP writes it to the remote path. Put host, user, and password on the SFTP connection. Point the sending system at the Latenode webhook URL.
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The scenario starts when a system POSTs an event that includes a file URL.
An HTTP request fetches the file from that URL.
SFTP writes the file to the remote directory on your EasyFTP host. If the host speaks FTP only, perform the upload in a JavaScript node instead.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into the system that sends file events.
Add an SFTP connection with host, user, and password for your EasyFTP server.
Add an HTTP request that GETs the file URL from the webhook payload.
Push the file over SFTP. Map the downloaded file and the remote directory. If login fails because the server is FTP not SFTP, move the upload into JavaScript and keep host, user, and password there.
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