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This enables use of the --progress, --expires, and --metadata flags with 'uplink put'. These flags work similarly to their counterparts in the 'uplink cp' command. Small difference from cp: "progress" is on by default in 'uplink cp', but (for backwards compatibility) off by default in 'uplink put'. Why: Requested by @Toyoo on the forum: https://forum.storj.io/t/explicit-data-expiration-questions/13854/2 ..and it's an easy addition to make. Change-Id: Id20aedd3a280db43e4883338f92f6beec7a400de |
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Uplink
Documentation for developing and building the uplink service.
Usage:
Then setup the uplink:
go install storj.io/storj/cmd/uplink
uplink setup
You can edit :~/.local/share/storj/uplink/config.yaml
to your liking. Then run it!
uplink ls