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- To run the Retrieval Tool, open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where the Retrieval Tool jar file is located
- To display the help for the Retrieval Tool, run
Code Block java -jar retrievaltool-[{version]}-driver.jar
- When running the Retrieval Tool, you will need to use these options:
Short Option
Long Option
Argument Expected
Required
Description
Default Value (if optional)
-h
--host
Yes
Yes
The host address of the DuraCloud DuraStore application
-r
--port
Yes
No
The port of the DuraCloud DuraStore application
443
-u
--username
Yes
Yes
The username necessary to perform writes to DuraStore
-p
--password
Yes
Yes
The password necessary to perform writes to DuraStore
-i
--store-id
Yes
No
The Store ID for the DuraCloud storage provider
The default store is used
-s
--spaces
Yes
No
The space or spaces from which content will be retrieved. Either this option or -a must be included
-a
--all-spaces
No
No
Indicates that all spaces should be retrieved; if this option is included the -s option is ignored
Not set
-c
--content-dir
Yes
Yes
Retrieved content is stored in this local directory
-w
--work-dir
Yes
Yes
Logs and output files will be stored in the work directory
-o
--overwrite
No
No
Indicates that existing local files which differ from files in DuraCloud under the same path and name sould be overwritten rather than copied
Not set
-t
--threads
Yes
No
The number of threads in the pool used to manage file transfers
3
- An example for running the Retrieval Tool
Code Block java -jar retrievaltool-1.0.0{version}-driver.jar -c content -h test.duracloud.org -u myname -p mypassword -w work -s space1 space1 -o