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In GoAnywhere Services 2.5.0 and higher you can provide links to users that will download specific files. The user would still need to authenticate but the link will take them to a simple interface where they can download the file specified in the URL.
The URL would look like the following:
https://[hostName][:portNumber]/webclient/download/[relativeFilePath][?u=userName]
[hostName] - This should be replaced with your domain or IP address for GoAnywhere Services.
[:portNumber] - If you are using an IP address and the Web Client is not using the default port 443.
[relativeFilePath] - This is the file path once the user logs in. If they have file.txt in their home directory the relativeFilePath would be 'file.txt'. If the file is in a subdirectory like 'outbound' the path would be 'outbound/file.txt'.
[?u=userName] - If you decide to pass in a user name the login page will only prompt the user for a password. Without this parameter the login will ask for user name and password.
Examples URLs:
The URL would look like the following:
https://[hostName][:portNumber]/webclient/download/[relativeFilePath][?u=userName]
[hostName] - This should be replaced with your domain or IP address for GoAnywhere Services.
[:portNumber] - If you are using an IP address and the Web Client is not using the default port 443.
[relativeFilePath] - This is the file path once the user logs in. If they have file.txt in their home directory the relativeFilePath would be 'file.txt'. If the file is in a subdirectory like 'outbound' the path would be 'outbound/file.txt'.
[?u=userName] - If you decide to pass in a user name the login page will only prompt the user for a password. Without this parameter the login will ask for user name and password.
Examples URLs:
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https://goanywhere-server/webclient/download/file.txt?u=userA
https://192.168.1.1:9443/webclient/download/outbound/file.txt
- Support Specialist
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- Location: Phoenix, AZ
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Sorry, that isn't an option. It must be a relative or implicit path to the filename to download.
Rick Elliott
Lead Solutions Consultant
(402) 944.4242
(800) 949-4696
Lead Solutions Consultant
(402) 944.4242
(800) 949-4696
An 8 year old thread, though I have the same question. Can a file be retrieved with single HTTP GET method call, using basic auth to authenticate? Using https://(hostname)/webclient/download/(filename) and passing the Authorization header results in an HTML form being returned prompting for a password. The desire is for download via HTTP without any UI interaction. Is a different URL path needed? Is there a web user config setting?
Info: GoAnywhere MFT 6.0.4
Info: GoAnywhere MFT 6.0.4
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Hi raemon,
It is possible to bypass the password prompt if you use only certificate authentication.
It is possible to bypass the password prompt if you use only certificate authentication.
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