The rfa subcommands are useful when transferring files between hosts during installation or package upgrades. Use this command to list files on a specified host, copy files to and from other hosts, or remove files from a host.
You must have permission to access specified directories. You must have appropriate read and/or write privileges on specified hosts.
If you are using a firewall, you need to set the environment variable EGO_CLIENT_ADDR on the client to configure the port range for the firewall. It is required to set this variable on the client machine before running the rfa command.
Lists files on a specified host.
Absolute path to the remote directory from which you want to list files.
Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the list command).
Stored credentials expire after a certain length of time. If you do not specify an authorization ID, you need to specify a user name and password (see -u and -x options).
(Optional.) Fully-qualified name of the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
(Optional.) Password to register for the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
Copies a file from a specified host to a local destination.
Name of the local destination file, including its directory location, you want to copy to. Directory path must be absolute.
Name of the remote source file, including its directory location, you want to copy. Directory path must be absolute.
Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the get command).
Stored credentials expire after a certain length of time. If you do not specify an authorization ID, you need to specify a user name and password (see -u and -x options).
(Optional.) Fully-qualified name of the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
(Optional.) Password to register for the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
Copies a file to a specified host from a local location.
Name of the remote destination file, including its directory location, you want to copy to. Directory path must be absolute.
Name of the local source file, including its directory location, you want to copy. Directory path must be absolute.
Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the put command).
Stored credentials expire after a certain length of time. If you do not specify an authorization ID, you need to specify a user name and password (see -u and -x options).
(Optional.) Fully-qualified name of the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
(Optional.) Password to register for the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
Removes a file from a specified host.
Name of the source file, including its directory location, you are removing. Directory path must be absolute.
Name of the consumer requesting the resource allocation (which is required to run the remove command).
Stored credentials expire after a certain length of time. If you do not specify an authorization ID, you need to specify a user name and password (see -u and -x options).
(Optional.) Fully-qualified name of the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
(Optional.) Password to register for the EGO user with associated permissions for the consumer requesting the resource allocation.
(Optional.) The -d flag indicates that the source file specified in the remove command is a directory. This command removes the specified directory and all its contents.