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Operator Ports

Success

The operator completed successfully.

Failure

The operator fails for any of the following reasons

• The user provides invalid input; for example: empty inline script, empty remote host, negative port, empty user name, and so on.
• The user specifies an Inline Script Type other than ‘.bsh’ and ‘.js’.
• Unable to establish a connection to the remote host. Verify the remote host and port provided to the operator.
• The user provides an unknown host in the remote host.
• Unable to authenticate the user on the remote host:
  • User/password authentication: user name or password is invalid.
  • User/private key authentication:

    - A bad passphrase is provided for a passphrase-protected private key: the operator indicates it cannot read the key due to an internal IO problem

    - The passphrase is missing for a passphrase-protected private key: the operator indicates that the passphrase required for key authentication is not supplied.

    - A bad private key is provided: the operator indicates that it is unable to parse the private key, the key format is not supported, or that it cannot read the key due to an internal IO problem.

    - The path to the private key file is invalid, non-existent, or cannot be read.

• The username/password provided are not allowed to log in through SSH.
• The user provides a complex data type in the list of parameters. Complex value types (arrays, ValueMaps, and so on) cannot be passed to the script. Use simple value types such as Double, Integer, Long, String, Date, and Boolean.
• When executing a ‘.bsh’ or ‘.js’ script:
  • Parse or syntax error while evaluating the script.
  • The script threw an exception.
  • An error occurred when executing the script.
  • Error when retrieving a variable from the script’s scope (at the end of execution).

Custom Ports

If set by the user during the process design.