jets3t-cockpitlite(1) [debian man page]

JETS3T-COCKPITLITE(1)													     JETS3T-COCKPITLITE(1)

NAME

       jets3t-cockpitlite - provide access to clients without Amazon S3 accounts

SYNOPSIS

       jets3t-cockpitlite [<property1Name>=<property1Value> .. <propertyNName>=<propertyNValue>]

OVERVIEW

       A graphical application that Service Providers with S3 accounts may provide to clients or customers without S3 accounts. CockpitLite allows
       users to manage the content of an S3 account to upload files, download files, delete S3 objects and make objects publicly accessible. All
       these operations are mediated by a Gatekeeper service.

FILES

       /etc/jets3t/cockpitlite.properties

SEE ALSO

       jets3t-synchronize(1), http://jets3t.s3.amazonaws.com/applications/cockpitlite.html

								    2011-04-16						     JETS3T-COCKPITLITE(1)

JETS3T-SYNCHRONIZE(1)													     JETS3T-SYNCHRONIZE(1)

NAME

       jets3t-synchronize - synchronize local directories with an Amazon S3 account

SYNOPSIS

       Synchronize the contents of a local directory with S3:
	 jets3t-synchronize [options] UP <S3path> <path1> [[path2] .. [pathN]]

       Synchronize the contents of S3 with a local directory:
	 jets3t-synchronize [options] DOWN <S3path> <download_dir>

OVERVIEW

       jets3t-synchronize is a console (text mode) Java application for synchronizing directories on a computer with an Amazon S3 account.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	 Displays a brief summary with all options.

       -n, --noaction
	 No action taken. No files will be changed locally or on S3, instead a report will be generating showing what will happen if the command
	 is run without the -n option.

       -q, --quiet
	 Runs quietly, without reporting on each action performed or displaying progress messages. The summary is still displayed.

       -p, --noprogress
	 Runs somewhat quietly, without displaying progress messages.  The action report and overall summary are still displayed.

       -f, --force
	 Force tool to perform synchronization even when files are up-to-date.	This may be useful if you need to update metadata or timestamps in
	 S3.

       -k, --keepfiles
	 Keep outdated files on destination instead of reverting/removing them.  This option cannot be used with --nodelete.

       -d, --nodelete
	 Keep files on destination that have been removed from the source. This option is similar to --keepfiles except that files may be
	 reverted.  This option cannot be used with --keepfiles.

       -m, --move
	 Move items rather than merely copying them. Files on the local computer will be deleted after they have been uploaded to S3, or objects
	 will be deleted from S3 after they have been downloaded. Be *very* careful with this option.  This option cannot be used with
	 --keepfiles.

       -b, --batch
	 Download or upload files in batches, rather than all at once. Enabling this option will reduce the memory required to synchronize large
	 buckets, and will ensure file transfers commence as soon as possible. When this option is enabled, the progress status lines refer only
	 to the progress of a single batch.

       -s, --skipmetadata
	 Skip the retrieval of object metadata information from S3. This will make the synch process much faster for large buckets, but it will
	 leave jets3t-synchronize with less information to make decisions. If this option is enabled, empty files or directories will not be
	 synchronized reliably.  This option cannot be used with the --gzip or --crypto options.

       -g, --gzip
	 Compress (GZip) files when backing up and decompress gzipped files when restoring.

       -c, --crypto
	 Encrypt files when backing up and decrypt encrypted files when restoring. If this option is specified the properties must contain a
	 password.

       --properties filename
	 Load the synchronizer app properties from the given file rather than from a synchronizer.properties file in the classpath.

       --credentials filename
	 Load your AWS credentials from an encrypted file, rather than from the synchronizer.properties file. This encrypted file can be created
	 using the Cockpit application, or the JetS3t API library.

       --acl ACL_string
	 Specifies the Access Control List setting to apply. This value must be one of: PRIVATE, PUBLIC_READ, PUBLIC_READ_WRITE. This setting will
	 override any acl property specified in the synchronize.properties file

       --reportlevel level
	 A number that specifies how much report information will be printed:

	 0 - no report items will be printed (the summary will still be printed).

	 1 - only actions are reported

	 [Prefixes N, U, D, R, F, M]

	 2 - differences & actions are reported

	 [Prefixes N, U, D, R, F, M, d, r]

	 3 - DEFAULT: all items are reported

	 [Prefixes N, U, D, R, F, M, d, r, -]

NOTES

       Required properties can be provided via: a file named synchronize.properties in the classpath (or /etc/jets3t/synchronize.properties), a
       file specified with the --properties option, or by typing them in when prompted on the command line. Required properties are:

       accesskey: Your AWS Access Key (Required)
       secretkey: Your AWS Secret Key (Required)
       password: Encryption password (only required when using crypto)

       Properties specified in this file will override those in jets3t.properties (or in /etc/jets3t/jets3t.properties).

REPORT

       Report items are printed on a single line with an action flag followed by the relative path of the file or S3 object. The report legend
       follows:

       N: A new file/object will be created

       U: An existing file/object has changed and will be updated

       D: A file/object existing on the target does not exist on the source and will be deleted.

       d: A file/object existing on the target does not exist on the source but because the --keepfiles or --nodelete option was set it was not
       deleted.

       R: An existing file/object has changed more recently on the target than on the source. The target version will be reverted to the older
       source version

       r: An existing file/object has changed more recently on the target than on the source but because the --keepfiles option was set it was not
       reverted.

       -: A file is identical between the local system and S3, no action is necessary.

       F: A file identical locally and in S3 was updated due to the Force option.

       M: The file/object will be moved (deleted after it has been copied to/from S3).

SEE ALSO

       http://jets3t.s3.amazonaws.com/applications/synchronize.html

								    2011-04-16						     JETS3T-SYNCHRONIZE(1)