XRDSTAGETOOL(1)
NAME
xrdstagetool - XRootD staging tool
SYNOPSIS
xrdstagetool [OPTIONS] URL_1 ... URL_N xrdstagetool [OPTIONS] DEST SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
Xrdstagetool is a tool for staging files at specified locations.
There are two ways of using this tool.
- xrdstatetool URL_1 ... URL_N
- Requests XrootD mass storage system staging for the listed complete XrootD URLs in the form root://host//absolute_path_of_a_file. Please note that in the XrootD world a mass storage system is not necessarily a tape system. Some form of staging system must be set up in each contacted host.
- xrdstatetool
- root://dest_host//dest_file root://src_host//src_file Contacts the dest_host host and requests to stage the file dest_file by fetching it from root://src_host//src_file. This feature must be set up in the dest_host, and the src_host must be reachable by dest_host and by all of its data servers.
OPTIONS
- -dLEVEL
- Set the debug level (0 to 4)
- -fFILE Input file.
- -p
- Asynchronous staging through Prepare request (must be set up at
- the
- involved server side)
- -OINFO Add some opaque info to the issued requests.
SEE ALSO
root(1), xrootd(1), xrdcp(1), xprep(1)
See also the ROOT webpages: http://root.cern.ch <http://root.cern.ch>
ORIGINAL AUTHORS
G. Ganis
COPYRIGHT
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by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or
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This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
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AUTHOR
- This manual page was written by Christian Holm Christensen
<cholm@nbi.dk>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by
others).