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Transfer data to, from, and between any cloud provider
Transfer between any major storage applications like SharePoint or Dropbox
Transfer data to and from a Hadoop File System (HDFS)
Download a URL's content and copy it to the destination without saving it in temporary storage
- Data is streamed from one object store to another (no intermediate storage)
- Extremely fast file transfers Horizontal scalable by allowing multiple parallel file transfers up to the number of cores in the machine
- Supports Chunking - Larger files can be divided into multiple chunks
Preserves always timestamps and verifies checksums
Supports encryption, caching, and compression
Perform Dry-runs
Dynamic Token updates for SharePoint connections
Regular Expression based include/exclude filter rules
Supported actions are:
List objects, List directory,
Copy To / Move To
- Sync Folders
Remove object / object store
Perform Dry-runs
Monitor object, including triggering of Tasks and Workflows
Copy URL
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If you want to connect to a different system , (for example, Dropbox), you should contact Stonebranch for support. |
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list directory | List directories; for example,
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copy | Copy objects from source to target. |
| copy-to | Copies an object from source to target and allows to rename the target object. |
move | Move objects from source to target. |
| move-to | Moves an object from source to target and allows to rename the target object. |
list objects | List objects in an OS directory or cloud object store. |
remove-object | Remove objects in an OS directory or cloud object store. |
remove-object-store | Remove an OS directory or cloud object store. |
create-object-store | Create an OS directory or cloud object store. |
copy-url | Download a URL's content and copy it to the destination without saving it in temporary storage. |
monitor-object | Monitor a file or object in an OS directory or cloud object store and optionally launches a task launch Task(s) when an object is foundidentified by the monitor. |
In the following for each task action, the fields will be described and an example is provided.
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Before running a move or copy command, you can always try the command by setting the Dry-run option in the Task.
The following flags should be considered in any Copy, Move, remove-object and remove-object-store operations.
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Flag
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max-depth
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recursion depth) limits the recursion depth.
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max-depth 1means that only the current directory is in scope. This is the default value.Note title Attention
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If you change max-depth to a value greater than 1, a recursive action is performed.
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ignore-existing
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Skips all files that exist on destination.
Examples:
You move a file to a destination that already exists. In this case, rclone will not perform the copy but instead deletes the source file. If you set the flag --ignore-existing, the delete operation will not be performed.
The --ignore-existing parameter avoids a file being deleted if the source is equal to the destination in a copy operation.
Recommendation: Add the flag --ignore-existing to all copy and move tasks, which avoids a file being deleted if the source is equal to the destination in a copy operation.
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error-on-no-transfer
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The error-on-no-transfer flag let the task fail in case no transfer was done.
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update
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To Skip files that are newer on the destination during a move or copy action, you can add the flag --update.
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This should be considered in any Copy, Move, sync, remove-object and remove-object-store operations.
Inter-Cloud Data Transfer Actions
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Agent | Linux or Windows Universal Agent to execute the Rclone command line. |
Agent Cluster | Optional Agent Cluster for load balancing. |
Action | [ list directory, copy, list objects, move, remove-object, remove-object-store, create-object-store, copy-url, monitor-object ] Move objects from source to target. |
Source | Enter a source storage Type name as defined in the Connection File; for example, amazon_s3, microsoft_azure_blob_storage, hdfs, onedrive, linux .. For a list of all possible storage types, refer to Overview of Cloud Storage Systems. |
Target | Enter a target storage Type name as defined in the Connection File; for example, amazon_s3, microsoft_azure_blob_storage, hdfs, onedrive, linux .. For a list of all possible storage types, refer to Overview of Cloud Storage Systems. |
Connection File | In the connection file you configure all required Parameters and Credentials to connect to the Source and Target Cloud Storage System. For example, if you want to transfer a file from AWS S3 to Azure Blob Storage, you must configure the connection Parameters for AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage. For details on how to configure the Connection File, refer to section Configure the Connection File. |
Filter Type | [ include, exclude, none ] Define the type of filter to apply. |
Filter | Provide the Patterns for matching file matching; for example, in a copy action: Filter Type: include
For more examples on the filter matching pattern, refer to Rclone Filtering. |
Other Parameters | This field can be used to apply additional flag parameters to the selected action. For a list of all possible flags, refer to Global Flags. Recommendation: Add the flag max-depth 1 to all Copy, Move, remove-object and remove-object-store in the task field Other Parameters to avoid a recursive action. Attention: If the flag max-depth 1 is not set, a recursive action is performed. |
Dry-run | [ checked , unchecked ] Do a trial run with no permanent changes. |
UAC Rest Credentials | Universal Controller Rest API Credentials. |
UAC Base URL | Universal Controller URL. For example, https://192.168.88.40/uc |
Loglevel | Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]. |
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Agent | Linux or Windows Universal Agent to execute the Rclone command line. |
Agent Cluster | Optional Agent Cluster for load balancing. |
Action | [ list directory, copy, list objects, move, remove-object, remove-object-store, create-object-store, copy-url, monitor-object ] Remove objects in an OS directory or cloud object store. |
Storage Type | Enter a storage Type name as defined in the Connection File; for example, amazon_s3, microsoft_azure_blob_storage, hdfs, onedrive, linux .. For a list of all possible storage types, refer to Overview of Cloud Storage Systems. |
| File Path | Path to the directory in which you want to remove the objects. For example: File Path: stonebranchpmtest Filter: report[1-3].txt This removes all S3 objects matching the filter: report[1-3].txt( report1.txt, report2.txt and report3.txt ) from the S3 bucket stonebranchpmtest. |
Connection File | In the connection file you configure all required Parameters and Credentials to connect to the Source and Target Cloud Storage System. For example, if you want to transfer a file from AWS S3 to Azure Blob Storage, you must configure the connection Parameters for AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage. For details on how to configure the Connection File, refer to section Configure the Connection File. |
Other Parameters | This field can be used to apply additional flag parameters to the selected action. For a list of all possible flags, refer to Global Flags. Recommendation: Add the flag max-depth 1 to all Copy, Move, remove-object and remove-object-store in the task field Other Parameters to avoid a recursive action. Attention: If the flag max-depth 1 is not set, a recursive action is performed. |
Dry-run | [ checked , unchecked ] Do a trial run with no permanent changes. |
UAC Rest Credentials | Universal Controller Rest API Credentials. |
UAC Base URL | Universal Controller URL. For example, https://192.168.88.40/uc |
Loglevel | Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]. |
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| Field | Description |
Agent | Linux or Windows Universal Agent to execute the Rclone command line. |
Agent Cluster | Optional Agent Cluster for load balancing. |
Action | [ list directory, copy, list objects, move, remove-object, remove-object-store, create-object-store, copy-url, monitor-object ] Remove an OS directory or cloud object store. |
Storage Type | Enter a storage Type name as defined in the Connection File; for example, amazon_s3, microsoft_azure_blob_storage, hdfs, onedrive, linux .. For a list of all possible storage types, refer to Overview of Cloud Storage Systems. |
| Directory | Name of the directory you want to remove. The directory can be an object store or a file system OS directory. The directory needs to be empty before it can be removed. For example, Directory: stonebranchpmtest would remove the bucket stonebranchpmtest. |
Connection File | In the connection file, you configure all required Parameters and Credentials to connect to the Source and Target Cloud Storage System. For example, if you want to transfer a file from AWS S3 to Azure Blob Storage, you must configure the connection Parameters for AWS S3 and Azure Blob Storage. For details on how to configure the Connection File, refer to section Configure the Connection File. |
Other Parameters | This field can be used to apply additional flag parameters to the selected action. For a list of all possible flags, refer to Global Flags. Recommendation: Add the flag max-depth 1 to all Copy, Move, remove-object and remove-object-store in the task field Other Parameters to avoid a recursive action. Attention: If the flag max-depth 1 is not set, a recursive action is performed. |
Dry-run | [ checked , unchecked ] Do a trial run with no permanent changes. |
UAC Rest Credentials | Universal Controller Rest API Credentials. |
UAC Base URL | Universal Controller URL. For example, https://192.168.88.40/uc |
Loglevel | Universal Task logging settings [DEBUG | INFO| WARNING | ERROR | CRITICAL]. |
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