The `tls.private.key` type is indeed modeled as a password but for the
sake of how to assign values; it is just a string. Therefore, you can
provide any valid string to it regardless if it is long or not.
Regarding escaping, I understand how this can be a PITA. I would
recommend either:
1. *Using Postman variables*: define a variable with the public key and
then reference in the payload using the `{{$var.name}}` notation.
2. *Use a Bastion Server and cURL*: you can use a bastion server to SSH
from your machine and then have access to the machine that hosts your
Kafka Connect server. While in there; you can use cURL to execute the
POST command along with the `--data-urlencode` parameter.
Thanks,
-- Ricardo
On 7/14/20 11:30 PM, vishnu murali wrote:
Hi Ricardo
Thanks for the response
But the tls.private.key type was a password and I am giving request
through postman
In this place how can we give that public key value in postman as a string
That public key having so many characters which not included within
that string double quotes..
More escape sequence will be there in the public key
In this situation do u know how can we use this??
On Wed, Jul 15, 2020, 02:06 Ricardo Ferreira <rifer...@riferrei.com
<mailto:rifer...@riferrei.com>> wrote:
Vishnu,
A public key file can be specified via the property `tls.public.key`.
Thanks,
-- Ricardo
On 7/14/20 6:09 AM, vishnu murali wrote:
Hi all,
I am using SFTP connector which that SFTP connection can be accessed by
using public key file.
How can I give this configuration in postman to start sftp connector?
Anyone have any suggestions?
