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Administration General → Run Rsas

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Summary

Execute an RSAS administration action on AzuraCast, processing multipart file uploads and configurable HTTP parameters from workflow data.

Inputs

  • multipart_binary_property__postrsas — Name of the input data field that contains the upload file
  • multipart_file_field_name__postrsas — Multipart form-data field name for the uploaded file
  • sendAdditionalHeaders — Whether to include extra HTTP headers in this request
  • additionalHeaders — Provide additional HTTP headers as a JSON object, for example {X-Trace-ID:abc123}
  • bodyModeOverride — Auto uses the built-in fields for this action. Override only when you need to send the request body manually. Options: auto, binary, json, multipart, none, raw
  • manualJsonBody — Manual request body as JSON. Used only when Body Mode Override is set to JSON.
  • manualRawBody — Manual request body as plain text. Used only when Body Mode Override is set to Raw.
  • manualBinaryBodyProperty — Input binary property name to read when sending binary or multipart payloads manually
  • manualMultipartFileFieldName — Multipart file field name expected by the endpoint when using manual multipart mode
  • manualMultipartFields — Additional multipart form fields as JSON when using manual multipart mode
  • responseFormat — Choose how n8n should parse the response returned by AzuraCast. Options: auto, binary, json, text
  • binaryOutputProperty — Binary output property name used when Response Format is set to Binary
  • returnFullResponse — Whether to return the full HTTP response, including headers and status code
  • wrapResponseData — Whether to keep the response body in a single output item. Disable to split array responses into multiple items.

Output shape

If returnFullResponse is false (default): parsed response body as a single n8n item, split across multiple items if wrapResponseData is false and the response is an array. If true: full HTTP response object including status code, headers, and body.

All parameters are optional; defaults are applied as declared. Body mode and manual body settings only take effect when explicitly overridden from the auto default. Response formatting and wrapping behavior are governed by the responseFormat, binaryOutputProperty, returnFullResponse, and wrapResponseData settings.

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