| Parameter |
Description |
<NEW_FILE_NAME> |
New file name |
<CONTENT> |
content of the file |
--region NAME |
Region where requests should be redirected. If you don't specify region then all requests are first directed to US Standard Region (us-east-1) for name resolution. If you want to create new bucket in a specific region or you want to reduce latency in name resolution then specify this parameter.. Possible values are [us-west-1 | us-west-2 | eu-west-1 | eu-central-1 | ap-southeast-1 | ap-southeast-2 | ap-northeast-1 | sa-east-1] |
--size SIZE |
Initial size of file (only applicable if type is set to page) |
--type TYPE_NAME |
File type (page or block) |
-r | --recursive |
Scan recursive |
--encoding ENCODING_TYPE |
File encoding type.. Possible values are [ascii|utf8|unicode|utf32|utf7|bigendian-unicode] |
--fromfile LOCAL_FILE_PATH |
input file path from where data will be read to create new file |
-a | --append |
append content at the end |
--struct |
Transfer files along with folder structure. Automatically create missing folders at target location. When you specify this option no need to specify recursive option because its always recursive scan when --struct option specified. |
--header NAME_VALUE |
Additional http header(s) for target cloud storage file in Key=Value (e.g. Cache-Control:max-age=180;Content-Encoding:gzip) |
--meta |
Custom Metadata value in KEY=VALUE format (e.g. OWNER=bob). If you have multiple key value metadata pairs then use multiple command line switches (e.g. --meta dept=HR --meta owner=bob). |
--content-type VALUE |
User defined content-type you want to set for target file(s) after transfer (e.g. e.g. --content-type text\xml). This option instructs browser and other calling application how to open requested file. |
--content-encoding VALUE |
User defined content-encoding you want to set for target file(s) after transfer (e.g. --content-encoding gzip). Most common use of this option is to specify gzip encoding for compressed content. This is the way to instruct browser and web server that we are dealing with compressed content. |
--content-disposition VALUE |
User defined content-disposition you want to set for target file(s) after transfer (e.g. --content-disposition "attachment;filename=myfile.txt" ). This option controls how browser prompts for download file vs displaying content inline |
--content-type-auto |
Automatically determine best match for content type based on file extension. This option is ignored if you specify --content-type option |
--expires VALUE |
Specifies when content expires (HTTP cache-control header). You may enter days or exact datetime when content expires. Valid format specifiers are s,m,h,d (Examples: --expires 2015-12-31 (exact date), --expires 5d (after 5 days), --expires 24h (after 24 hours), --expires 60s (after 60 seconds), --expires 10m (after 10 minutes)) |
--del |
Delete source file(s) after successful transfer |
--mov |
Move source file(s) to archive folder after successful transfer |
--mov-folder FOLDER_PATH |
Folder path where you want to move source file(s) after successful transfer. This option only applicable if you specified --mov option. You can timestmp your archive folder path with predefined placeholders (e.g. --mov-folder c:\archive\Load_{{YYYY}}_{{MM}}_{{DD}}). Valid placeholders are [{{DD}},{{MM}},{{MON}},{{YY}},{{YYYY}},{{HH}},{{HH12}},{{HH24}},{{MI}},{{SS}},{{MS}},{{US}},{{DATAROOT}}] |
--sync |
Synchronize source files with target. Files are compared based on size and LastWriteDateUtc if both attributes same in source and target then file is skipped. |
--setdate |
Sets the target file's last-modified time to be the same as the source file's LastModifiedDate after upload or download. When target file is cloud storage file then this option sets Metadata entry rather than setting actual LastModifiedDate because storage file LastModifiedDate attribute is readonly and cannot be changed. |
-y | --overwrite |
Overwrite target file(s) if exists |
-s | --skip |
Skip file transfer and continue with other files |
-l | --fail |
Throw error if target file exists |
-p | --prompt |
Prompt for action if target file exists |
--crfol |
Automatically create missing target folder |
--exclude-olderthan |
Exclude files if they are older than specified period. You may use format specifier or exact date/datetime. Period format specifiers are d,h,m or s (days, hours, minutes or seconds). Example: 5d = (5 days), 5h=(5 hours), 5m=(5 hours), 5s=5s=(5 second), "2015-12-31 11:59:59"=(exact date+time), "2015-12-31"=(exact date) |
--exclude-newerthan |
Exclude files if they are newer than specified period. You may use format specifier or exact date/datetime. Period format specifiers are d,h,m or s (days, hours, minutes or seconds). Example: 5d = (5 days), 5h=(5 hours), 5m=(5 hours), 5s=5s=(5 second), "2015-12-31 11:59:59"=(exact date+time), "2015-12-31"=(exact date) |
-c | --continue-onerror |
Continue on error such as specified file is missing at source |
--auth NAME |
Credential entry name. This entry name must exist (previously saved using setauth command) |
--accesskey YOUR_ACCESS_KEY |
Cloud account access key |
--secretkey YOUR_SECRET_KEY |
Cloud account secret key |
--serviceurl URL |
Service url for cloud service e.g. --serviceurl https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com |
--threads COUNT |
Number of concurrent operations. If you don't specify then system will use default settings to optimize transfer. |
--consoleout FILEPATH |
Captures console output and saves to file |
-v | --verbose |
Log verbosity level. -v means detailed, If you don't specify this option then minimum logging will be done. |
-w | --wait |
Wait for user input before exit |
-i | --interactive |
Continue in interactive mode after this command is completed. This switch is not applicable if you already in interactive mode |
