Ubuntu Manpage: ecaccess-ectrans-restart - Restart an existing ECtrans transfer

NAME

       ecaccess-ectrans-restart - Restart an existing ECtrans transfer

SYNOPSIS

       ecaccess-ectrans-restart -version|-help|-manual

       ecaccess-ectrans-restart [-debug] [-gateway name] [-remote location] [-target file-name]
       [-retryCount number] [-retryFrequency frequency] [-priority priority] [-lifeTime duration]
       [-mailTo email] [-onSuccess] [-onFailure] [-onRetry] [-keep]
       [-reject|-append|-resume|-overwrite] [-maximumDuration duration] [-minimumDuration
       duration] [-minimumRate rate] ectrans-id

DESCRIPTION

       Allow restarting the ECtrans transfer with the ectrans-id identifier.

       In order to get the list of ECtrans transfers and the corresponding ectrans-id please use
       the ecaccess-ectrans-list command. If you want to setup an ECtrans transfer then use the
       ecaccess-ectrans-request command which will give you an ectrans-id (this one can be kept
       for a later restart).

ARGUMENTS

       ectrans-id
               The identifier of the ECtrans transfer to restart.

OPTIONS

-gateway name
Update the name of the ECaccess Gateway.

-remote location
Update the target location in the format association-name[@protocol].

-target file-name
Update the target file-name.

-retryCount number
Update the number of retries.

-retryFrequency frequency
Update the frequency of retries in seconds.

-priority priority
Update the transmission priority 0-99.

-lifeTime duration
Update the lifetime of the transfer request. The duration is specified in [w]eeks,
[d]ays, [h]ours, [m]inutes or [s]econds (e.g. 1w or 2d).

-mailTo email
Update the target email address.

-onSuccess
Allow sending a mail when the transfer is successful.

-onFailure
Allow sending a mail when the transfer has failed.

-onRetry
Allow sending a mail when the transfer is retried.

-keep Allow keeping the request in the spool until the duration specified in the
-lifeTime option has passed. By default a successful transfer is removed from the
spool.

-reject Allow failing if there is an existing target file.

-append Allow appending if there is an existing target file.

-resume Allow resuming if there is an existing target file.

-overwrite
Allow overwriting if there is an existing target file.

-maximumDuration duration
Allow updating the maximum transfer duration. The duration is specified in
[w]eeks, [d]ays, [h]ours, [m]inutes or [s]econds (e.g. 10m or 1h). A value <=0
will deactivate the feature.

-minimumDuration duration
Allow updating the duration before to control a transmission (e.g. for the first
10 minutes ECtrans don't try to check the transfer rate, which allow not to
enforce some minimum transfer rates for very small files). The duration is
specified in [w]eeks, [d]ays, [h]ours, [m]inutes or [s]econds (e.g. 30s or 10m). A
value <=0 will deactivate the feature.

-minimumRate rate
Allow updating the minimum transfer rate for a transmission (expressed in
bytes/s). This is an average value, not the transmission rate at one particular
moment in time (e.g. if a big file is stuck for 5 minutes but then transmit much
faster later on then it will not be interrupted as long as the overall transfer
rate is above the minimum). A value <=0 will deactivate the feature.

-version
Display version number and exits.

-help Print a brief help message and exits.

-manual Prints the manual page and exits.

-retry count
Number of SSL connection retries per 5s to ECMWF. This parameter only apply to the
initial SSL connection initiated by the command to the ECMWF server. It does not
apply to all the subsequent requests made afteward as it is mainly targeting
errors that can happen from time to time during the SSL handshake. Default is no
retry.

-debug Display the SOAP and SSL messages exchanged.

EXAMPLES