machristie opened a new issue #33:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airavata-mft/issues/33


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   ## Description
   
   I'm running download_http.py to generate a download url for a file resource. 
 When I click on the generated URL to download the file, it just hangs.
   
   ## Steps to Reproduce
   
   [NOTE]: # ( Include details description or commands to reproduce. )
   
   I created a SCP file resource
   
   ```json
   ...
     {
       "type": "SCP",
       "resourceId":  "remote-ssh-resource",
       "resourceMode": "FILE",
       "resourcePath": "/tmp/test1/solution_summary.json",
       "storageId" : "remote-ssh-storage"
     },
   ```
    
   Then I generate the download URL with a python script (modified 
download_http.py):
   ```python
   import grpc
   import MFTApi_pb2
   import MFTApi_pb2_grpc
   
   channel = grpc.insecure_channel('localhost:7004')
   stub = MFTApi_pb2_grpc.MFTApiServiceStub(channel)
   download_request = MFTApi_pb2.HttpDownloadApiRequest(
       # sourceStoreId ="remote-ssh-storage",
       sourceResourceId = "remote-ssh-resource",
       # sourceResourceId =  "remote-ssh-dir-resource",
       # sourceStoreId ="remote-ssh-dir-resource",
       # sourcePath= "/tmp/test1/foo",
       sourceToken = "local-ssh-cred",
       sourceType= "SCP",
       targetAgent = "agent0",
       # mftAuthorizationToken = ""
       )
   
   result = stub.submitHttpDownload(download_request)
   print(result)
   ```
   
   When I run the script I get:
   ```
   $ python download_http.py 
   url: "http://localhost:3333/4978023d-c807-46fc-989b-8f550d18021d";
   targetAgent: "agent0"
   ```
   
   When I load the URL in a browser, the browser just spins and never finishes 
loading the file.
   
   ## Expected Behaviour
   
   [NOTE]: # ( Tell us what you did and what you expected to happen and what 
you instead saw. )
   
   Loading the URL in the browser would result in a file download.
   
   ## Your Environment
   
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possible. )
   [TIP]:  # ( Mention Custos Branch or release version, runtime and compiler 
version )
   
   * mft branch or release version used: develop
   * Operating system and version: macOS Big Sur
   
   
   ## Additional Context
   
   [TIP]:  # ( full error message, exception listing, stack trace, logs or 
other information which can assist in diagnosing the bug. )
   
   By using logging statements, I know that it gets to trying to trying to 
create a session in SCPReceiver.java
   
   
https://github.com/apache/airavata-mft/blob/develop/transport/scp-transport/src/main/java/org/apache/airavata/mft/transport/scp/SCPReceiver.java#L103
   
   Apparently it is stuck on this line in SCPTransportUtil:
   
   
https://github.com/apache/airavata-mft/blob/develop/transport/scp-transport/src/main/java/org/apache/airavata/mft/transport/scp/SCPTransportUtil.java#L37
   
   because I can log the line before but none of my logging after this line 
prints.
   
   Also, I know that the SCP configuration is good since I'm able to fetch 
metadata for the resource:
   ```python
   request = MFTApi_pb2.FetchResourceMetadataRequest(
   
       resourceId= "remote-ssh-resource",
                                           resourceType = "SCP",
                                           resourceToken = "local-ssh-cred",
                                           targetAgentId = "agent0",
                                           )
   response = stub.getFileResourceMetadata(request)
   print(response)
   ```


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