get
A special case of cp that copies a DSEFS remote file to the local file system. If a relative source path is given, it is resolved in the last DSEFS working directory, regardless of the current working directory. Similarly, if a relative destination path is given, it is always resolved in the last local working directory. File paths can be absolute and can point to any file system.
Synopsis
get <source_filepath> <destination_filepath>Options
- destination_filepath
-
Absolute or relative file path.
If the destination path ends with a name, the destination entry is given that name. If the destination path ends with a backslash (
/), the original source file name is used.Wildcard characters are supported. For absolute paths, file system prefixes
dsefs:andfile:are supported...is the parent directory. - source_filepath
-
Absolute or relative file path.
Wildcard characters are supported. For absolute paths, file system prefixes
dsefs:andfile:are supported...is the parent directory.
Examples
Copy DSEFS remote file to local filesystem:
dsefs dsefs://127.0.0.1:5598/ > dsefs / > get archive.tgz local_archive.tgz