Please look at http://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/en/jade/JADE%20Parameter%20Reference.pdf for an overview about all parameters.
Example: transfer from WebDAV server to local file system
First we make some global profiles for WebDAV to local transfer.
[local_target_host] target_protocol = local target_dir = /tmp/test/jade/in [webdav_source_host] source_protocol = webdav source_host = http://homer.sos/jade source_port = 80 source_user = test source_password = 12345 source_ssh_auth_method = url [copy_webdav2local] include = webdav_source_host,local_target_host operation = copy
The profile copy_webdav2local will be included in further profiles
Example with file_path
In the file_path option you can enter a list of source files.
- If the option source_dir is empty then these files must have absolute paths from the viewpoint of the WebDAV server (e.g. DocumentRoot setting in apache).
- If the option source_dir is not empty then these files must have paths relative to the source_dir directory.
In this example we have two files with the same name (/jade/out/1.txt and /jade/out2/1.txt).
The _source_dir_ directory must have an absolute path from the viewpoint of the WebDAV server (e.g. DocumentRoot setting in apache).
After the transfer they are only one file /tmp/test/jade/in/1.txt in the target directory.
This is a special situation but a good example to discuss the different behaviour depending on the options overwrite_files (default:true) and append_files (default:false).
Here we have three profiles:
[filepath_append] include = copy_webdav2local file_path = /jade/out/1.txt;/jade/out2/1.txt append_files = true [filepath_no_overwrite] include = copy_webdav2local file_path = /jade/out/1.txt;/jade/out2/1.txt overwrite_files = false [filepath_overwrite] include = copy_webdav2local file_path = /jade/out/1.txt;/jade/out2/1.txt
- In the first example filepath_append the target file has the content of both source files.
The second transfer of /jade/out2/1.txt appends the already existing target file /tmp/test/jade/in/1.txt which was created after the first transfer of /jade/out/1.txt. - In the second example filepath_no_overwrite the target file has the content of the first source files (/jade/out/1.txt).
The second transfer of /jade/out2/1.txt is skipped because /tmp/test/jade/in/1.txt already exists after the first transfer of /jade/out/1.txt. - In the third example filepath_overwrite the target file has the content of the second source files (/jade/out2/1.txt).
The second transfer of /jade/out2/1.txt overwrites the target file /tmp/test/jade/in/1.txt from the first transfer of /jade/out/1.txt.
You can also set
file_path = 1.txt;../out2/1.txt source_dir = /jade/out/
or
file_path = out/1.txt;out2/1.txt source_dir = /jade/
instead of the above setting
file_path = /jade/out/1.txt;/jade/out2/1.txt
Example with file_spec
The file_spec option expects a regular expression to select files from the directory which is set by the source_dir option.
In the following first profile filespec transfers all files from /jade/out to /tmp/test/jade/in which names are ending with .txt.
In the second profile recursive the recursive option (default:false) is used to transfer all files from subdirectories of source_dir too which names are ending with .txt.
[filespec] include = copy_webdav2local source_dir = /jade/out file_spec = \.txt$ [recursive] include = copy_webdav2local source_dir = /jade/out file_spec = \.txt$ recursive = true
Example with file_spec behind a Proxy
First we make a global profiles for the proxy parameter.
[webdav_source_proxy] source_proxy_host = proxy.sos source_proxy_port = 3128 #source_proxy_user = #source_proxy_password =
The profile webdav_source_proxy will be included in above file_spec profile
[filespec_with_proxy] include = copy_webdav2local,webdav_source_proxy source_dir = /jade/out file_spec = \.txt$
and so you have the above file_spec example with proxy
Example: transfer from local file system to WebDAV server
First we make some global profiles for local to WebDAV transfer.
[local_source_host] source_protocol = local [webdav_target_host] target_protocol = webdav target_host = http://homer.sos/jade target_port = 80 target_user = test target_password = 12345 target_ssh_auth_method = url target_dir = /jade/in [copy_local2webdav] include = webdav_target_host,local_source_host operation = copy
The profile copy_local2webdav will be included in further profiles
Please note that the target_dir has to be an absolute path from the viewpoint of the WebDAV server (e.g. DocumentRoot setting in apache).
The target_dir is not relative to the location in which WebDAV is supported.
Example with file_path
These example are similar to above file path example in the WebDAV -> local chapter but in the other direction.
[filepath] include = copy_local2webdav file_path = /tmp/test/jade/in/1.txt
The append_files parameter doesn't work currently. /tmp/test/jade/out2/1.txt overwrites /tmp/test/jade/out/1.txt in the following profiles
[filepath_append] include = copy_local2webdav file_path = /tmp/test/jade/out/1.txt;/tmp/test/jade/out2/1.txt append_files = true
Example with file_spec
These examples are similar to above file spec example in the WebDAV -> local chapter but in the other direction.
In the following first profile filespec transfers all files from /tmp/test/jade/out to /jade/in which names are ending with .txt.
In the second profile recursive the recursive option (default:false) is used to transfer all files from subdirectories of source_dir too which names are ending with .txt.
[filespec] include = copy_local2webdav source_dir = /tmp/test/jade/out file_spec = \.txt$ [recursive] include = copy_local2webdav source_dir = /tmp/test/jade/out file_spec = \.txt$ recursive = true
Example with file_spec behind a Proxy
First we make a global profiles for the proxy parameter.
[webdav_target_proxy] target_proxy_host = proxy.sos target_proxy_port = 3128 #target_proxy_user = #target_proxy_password =
The profile webdav_target_proxy will be included in above file_spec profile
[filespec_with_proxy] include = copy_local2webdav,webdav_target_proxy source_dir = /tmp/test/jade/out file_spec = \.txt$
and so you have the above file_spec example with proxy