Valentina, I have seen cases where the server will delete files after being touched by the list(S)FTP processor, so if the fetch processor isn't fast enough it gets deleted and causes that issue. If the file really does still exist on the server then I would try a simple retry loop and see if a second attempt is successful.
On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 8:08 AM Valentina Ivanova <valentina.ivan...@ri.se> wrote: > Hi all! > > I am retrieving files thousands of files with FetchSFTP and from time to > time (say 1 per 10 min) I receive the following error. > > FetchSFTP[id=e19a32eb-f9c6-13a0-38b4-45a726ec4273] Failed to fetch content > for > StandardFlowFileRecord[uuid=82f316a2-f797-4d32-8aa8-3d1907b54e01,claim=StandardContentClaim > [resourceClaim=StandardResourceClaim[id=1597232401901-271, > container=default, section=271], offset=515807, > length=8690914],offset=8630853,name=1576278001264,size=109] from filename > [FILENAME] on remote host xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxx due to java.io.IOException: > Failed to obtain file content for [FILENAME]; routing to comms.failure: > java.io.IOException: Failed to obtain file content for [FILENAME] > > The files are all there and are similar in size and content to the others > successfully fetched. Any idea what the problem could be? > > Thanks & best > > Valentina >
