Using the command line interface, you can transfer files between hosts. This is useful when installing or upgrading packages. Commands associated with data and file transfer include rfa list, rfa get, rfa put, and rfa remove.
You must have appropriate privileges on each of the hosts involved. Directory path names must be absolute. You may wish to first request a resource allocation/slot from EGO before running the commands (if you do not, an allocation is automatically requested on your behalf).
rfa list -t host_name -s remote_dir -p consumer_name [-c credential | -u user_name -x password]
-s remote_dir: Absolute path to the remote directory from which you want to list files.
-p consumer: Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the list command).
-c credential: (Optional.) Authorization ID provided from current EGO logon.
-u user_name: (Optional.) Fully-qualified user name of the execution account to register the password for.
-x password: (Optional.) Password to register for the execution user account.
You must have appropriate privileges on each of the hosts involved in the file transfer. Directory path names must be absolute. You may wish to first request a resource allocation/slot from EGO before running the commands (if you do not, an allocation is automatically requested on your behalf).
rfa get -t host_name -d local_file | -s remote_file -p consumer [-c credential | -u user_name -x password]
-d local_file: Name of the local file, including its directory location, you want to copy to. Directory path must be absolute
-s remote_file: Name of the remote file, including its directory location, you want to copy. Directory path must be absolute.
-p consumer: Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the get command).
-c credential: (Optional.) Authorization ID provided from current EGO logon.
-u user_name: (Optional.) Fully-qualified user name of the execution account to register the password for.
-x password: (Optional.) Password to register for the execution user account.
You must have appropriate privileges on each of the hosts involved. Directory path names must be absolute. You may wish to first request a resource allocation/slot from EGO before running the commands (if you do not, an allocation is automatically requested on your behalf).
rfa put -t host_name -d local_file | -s remote_file -p consumer [-c credential | -u user_name -x password]
-d local_file: Name of the local file, including its directory location, you want to copy. Directory path must be absolute.
-s remote_file: Name of the remote file, including its directory location, you want to copy to. Directory path must be absolute.
-p consumer: Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the put command).
-c credential: (Optional.) Authorization ID provided from current EGO logon.
-u user_name: (Optional.) Fully-qualified user name of the execution account to register the password for.
-x password: (Optional.) Password to register for the execution user account.
You must have appropriate privileges on each of the hosts involved. Directory path names must be absolute. You may wish to first request a resource allocation/slot from EGO before running the commands (if you do not, an allocation is automatically requested on your behalf).
rfa remove -t host_name -d local_file | -s remote_file -p consumer [-c credential | -u user_name -x password]
-d local_file: Name of the local file, including its directory location, you are removing. Directory path must be absolute.
-s remote_file: Name of the remote file, including its directory location, you are removing. Directory path must be absolute.
-p consumer: Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the remove command).
-c credential: (Optional.) Authorization ID provided from current EGO logon.
-u user_name: (Optional.) Fully-qualified user name of the execution account to register the password for.
-x password: (Optional.) Password to register for the execution user account.