| ascp: Transferring from the Command Line with Ascp |
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Server, v3.9.0+
AES-XXX-GCM
Server, v3.9.0+
AES-XXX-CFB
Server, v3.9.0+
AES-XXX
Server, v3.8.1 or
older
AES-XXX
Client, v3.9.0+
AES-XXX
GCM
CFB
CFB
CFB
Client, v3.8.1 or
older
AES-XXX
server refuses
transfer
CFB
CFB
CFB
--check-sshfp=
fingerprint
Compare
fingerprint
to the server SSH host key fingerprint that is set with
<ssh_host_key_fingerprint>
in
aspera.conf
. Aspera fingerprint convention is to use
a hex string without the colons; for example, f74e5de9ed0d62feaf0616ed1e851133c42a0082. For
more information on SSH host key fingerprints, see
on page 16.
Note:
If HTTP fallback is enabled and the transfer "falls back" to HTTP, this option enforces server
SSL certificate validation (HTTPS). Validation fails if the server has a self-signed certificate; a
properly signed certificate is required.
-D | -DD | -DDD
Log at the specified debug level. With each
D
, an additional level of debugging information is
written to the log.
-d
Create the destination directory if it does not already exist. This option is automatically applied to
uploads to object storage.
--delete-before-transfer
Before transfer, delete any files that exist at the destination but not also at the source. The source
and destination arguments must be directories that have matching names. Do not use with multiple
sources, keepalive, URI storage, or HTTP fallback. The
asdelete
tool provides the same
capability.
--dest64
Indicate that the destination path or URI is base64 encoded.
-E
'
pattern
'
Exclude files or directories from the transfer based on matching the specified pattern to file
names and paths (to exclude files by modification time, use
--exclude-newer-than
or
--
exclude-older-than
). Use the
-N
option (include) to specify exceptions to
-E
rules. Rules
are applied in the order in which they are encountered, from left to right. The following symbols can
be used in the pattern:
•
*
(asterisk) represents zero or more characters in a string, for example
*.tmp
matches
.tmp
and
abcde.tmp
.
•
?
(question mark) represents a single character, for example
t?p
matches
tmp
but not
temp
.
For details and examples, see
Using Filters to Include and Exclude Files
on page 126.
Note:
When filtering rules are found in
aspera.conf
, they are applied
before
rules given on the
command line (
-E
and
-N
).
-e
prepost_script
Run the specified pre-post script as an alternate to the default
aspera-prepost
script. Specify
the full path to the pre-post script. Use pre-post scripts to run custom commands such as shell