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iTMSTransporter upload options
usage: iTMSTransporter -m upload [-assetReplacementVerification <arg>] [-delete |
-success <arg>] [-deleteFastTransportLog <arg>] [-errorLogs <arg>] -f <arg>
[-failure <arg>] [-k <arg>] [-loghistory] [-numStreams <arg>] [-outputFormat
<arg>] [-p <arg>] [-s <arg>] [-t <arg>] [-throughput] -u <arg>
-assetReplacementVerification <arg> The -assetReplacementVerification option is
only valid when the transport is 'Aspera',
'Signiant' or DAV (the default). Its value can
be 'true' or 'false'. When the value is true,
a package will receive an error and not be
uploaded if any of its files will be replaced
using an existing asset. The default value is
'false'.
-delete The -delete option specifies that you want to
remove successfully uploaded packages from the
source directory after Transporter completes
the upload process. You cannot use this option
with the -success option.
-deleteFastTransportLog <arg> The -deleteFastTransportLog option is only
valid for the Aspera transport and its value
can be 'true' or 'false'. When the value is
true, the transporter will delete the Aspera
log file on a successful upload. When the
value is 'false', no Aspera log files will be
deleted by the transporter. The default value
is 'true'.
-errorLogs <arg> The -errorLogs option specifies the directory
where log files for failed uploads should be
created.
-f <arg> The -f option specifies either the source
directory containing package(s) (.itmsp) you
want to upload or specifies a filename for a
single package, including the .itmsp extension,
you want to upload.
-failure <arg> The -failure option specifies the directory you
want to use to move failed packages to after
Transporter completes the upload process.
-k <arg> The -k option specifies the throttle speed you
want to use with Aspera's FASP protocol. This
option limits the upload speed to the number,
in kb/sec, you specify. This option is required
when using the Aspera or Signiant delivery
method.
-loghistory The -loghistory option specifies the directory
and filename you want to use to log
successfully uploaded package and file
information, using the following file format:
<packageAndFileName> TAB <date> TAB <filesize>
-numStreams <arg> The -numStreams option specifies the number of
data streams you want to use while uploading.
The more streams, the more files that can be
uploaded at one time. Its valid values are: 1,
2, 3, 4. It defaults to 4. This option is
only valid when using the Signiant delivery
method.
-outputFormat <arg> The -outputFormat option's only valid value is
'xml'. If this option is not specified then the
status information will be displayed textually.
-p <arg> The -p option specifies your password.
-s <arg> The -s option specifies the provider's short
name.
-success <arg> The -success option specifies the directory you
want to use to move successfully uploaded
packages to after Transporter completes the
upload process. You cannot use this option with
the -delete option.
-t <arg> The -t option specifies the delivery method you
want to use. You can specify one of the
following values: Aspera, Signiant, or DAV. You
may also specify a comma-separated list of any
combination of these values to indicate that
Transporter use any transport option that
succeeds in the order specified. If you do not
specify a value, Transporter uses the default
delivery method order.
-throughput The -throughput option specifies that you want
Transporter to display the total transmission
time for successfully uploaded packages.
-u <arg> The -u option specifies your username.
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