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| − | [[Category:Swestore user guide]]
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| − | [[Swestore|< Swestore]]
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| − | This guide describes how to use the [https://rclone.org/webdav/ Rclone] ''WebDAV'' client for storing and retrieving files from Swestore. Rclone is versatile and supports many protocols through a simple command line interface (CLI).
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| − | = Requirements =
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| − | To access Swestore using the rclone you need to be a member of a Swestore storage project, see [[Swestore#Getting access to Swestore]].
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| − | To install rclone on your own computer, please follow your systems instructions at the official rclone documentation pages [https://rclone.org/install/ here].
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| − | = Quickstart =
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| − | == Swestore access URL ==
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| − | The WebDAV access URL for Swestore should be specified for <code>rclone</code> as;
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| − | :: https://webdav.swestore.se
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| − | == Basic commands ==
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| − | : <code>rclone config</code> - configure rclone. See [https://rclone.org/docs/#configure Rclone configuration] for details.
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| − | : <code>rclone ls</code> - for listing files. Works similarly to <code>ls</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_ls/ Rclone ls].
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| − | : <code>rclone copyto</code> - for copying directories or separate files. Works similarly to <code>cp</code> with wildcards. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_copyto/ Rclone copyto].
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| − | : <code>rclone copy</code> - for copying contents of directories. Works similarly to <code>cp -R path/*</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_copy/ Rclone copy].
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| − | : <code>rclone mkdir</code> - for creating directories. Works similarly to <code>mkdir -p</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_mkdir/ Rclone mkdir].
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| − | : <code>rclone deletefile</code> - for removing specific files. Works similarly to <code>rm</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_deletefile/ Rclone deletefile].
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| − | :: More powerful removal functions are available, but '''be careful''' with these;
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| − | ::: <code>rclone delete</code> - for removing all files under path - i.e. '''you loose your data'''. Works similarly to <code>find path -type f | xargs rm</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_delete/ Rclone delete].
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| − | ::: <code>rclone rmdir</code> - removing path if empty. Works similarly to <code>rm -d</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_rmdir/ Rclone rmdir].
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| − | ::: <code>rclone rmdirs</code> - removing all empty directories under path. Works similarly to <code>find path -type d | awk '{ print length, $0 }' | sort -nsr | cut -d" " -f2- | xargs rm -d</code> (example modified from [https://stackoverflow.com/a/5917762 stackoverflow]). See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_rmdirs/ Rclone rmdirs].
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| − | ::: <code>rclone purge</code> - removing all data under path, including path - i.e. '''you loose your data'''. Works similarly to <code>rm -rf</code>. See [https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_purge/ Rclone purge].
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| − | Use <code>man</code> and <code>--help</code> to get more info on rclone and its commands. Examples: <code>man rclone</code>, <code>rclone --help</code> or <code>rclone copy --help</code> .
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| − | == Paths ==
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| − | The rclone commands supports multiple storage protocols. Given that you have configured <code><nowiki>https://webdav.swestore.se</nowiki></code> as the <code>swestore</code> remote, we recommend using WebDAV with paths on the form <code><nowiki>swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/...</nowiki></code> .
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| − | = Configuration =
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| − | You have to configure rclone with your access protocol, URL and user login credentials for it to work. Simply issue the following configuration command to interactively configure rclone;
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| − | $ rclone config
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| − | For configuring WebDAV, this amounts to answering something along the lines;
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| − | : <code>n</code> for '''New remote'''
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| − | : <code>swestore</code> for '''name'''
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| − | : <code>33</code> for '''Storage''' (Or what ever number is Webdav, this changes between releases)
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| − | : <code><nowiki>https://webdav.swestore.se</nowiki></code> for '''url'''
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| − | : <code>4</code> for '''vendor''' (Other)
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| − | : <code>yourusername</code> for '''user''', should be on the format <code>s_user</code>
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| − | : <code>y</code> for '''Yes type in my own password'''
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| − | :: then enter your swestore password twice
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| − | : Just press <code><nowiki><Enter></nowiki></code> for '''bearer_token'''
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| − | : <code>n</code> for '''Edit advanced config?'''
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| − | : <code>y</code> if you think the resulting config is correct, otherwise <code>e</code> to edit again.
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| − | : <code>q</code> to '''Quit config'''
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| − | To see your configuartion afterwards, run
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| − | $ cat ~/.config/rclone/rclone.conf
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| − | You can also list your configured remotes by issuing
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| − | $ rclone listremotes
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| − | In the following sections, we are assuming your swestore remote is named <code>swestore</code>
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| − | = Copying files =
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| − | Copying files to and from resources is accomplished using the rclone '''copy''' and '''copyto''' command.
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| − | == Copying single files ==
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| − | Copying single files is accomplished in the same way as using the
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| − | normal '''cp''' command as shown in the following example:
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| − | $ rclone copyto archive.tar.gz swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/archive.tar.gz
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| − | You can also use '''copyto''' in order to rename the file in the process of copying it to the destination, by specifying a different filename on the remote.
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| − | == Recursive copying ==
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| − | Recursive copying of a directory is accomplished using the '''copy''' command. The command will only copy files that have changed on the source compared to the destination, which is determined by checksums and timestamps. Observe that the source directory is not copied over, only its contents. Also, empty directories are omitted.
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| − | Example:
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| − | $ rclone copy /path/to/src swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/DESTINATION_DIRECTORY
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| − | The option '''--no-traverse''' can be used to not list files on the destination (good for huge directories). '''--max-age''' can be used to select the most recently modified files for transfer, and '''-P''' gives you status on progress.
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| − | Example, copying the last days modifications, with progress:
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| − | $ rclone copy --max-age 24h --no-traverse -P /path/to/src swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/DESTINATION_DIRECTORY
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| − | '''NOTE:''' The above example will copy all files in the directory <code>src</code> into
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| − | the destination directory <code>DESTINATION_DIRECTORY</code>. If you want the directory <code>src</code>
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| − | to be part of the destination path you have to explicitly supply it as shown in the example below:
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| − | $ rclone copy /path/to/src swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/DESTINATION_DIRECTORY/src
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| − | = Listing =
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| − | Rclone supports listing all files under a path; you can list recursively with the '''-R''' flag.
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| − | Listing files and directories on a resources is done using the '''ls'''
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| − | or one of the '''ls*''' commands (see below). The simple '''ls''' command
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| − | only lists objects and their sizes;
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| − | $ rclone ls swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR
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| − | Further functionality can be be achieved from using any of the the following '''ls*''' commands;
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| − | : <code>lsl</code> long listing with additional info
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| − | : <code>lsd</code> list only directories
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| − | : <code>lsf</code> list objects and directories, in a fashion good for scripting
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| − | : <code>lsjson</code> gives advanced output in JSON format
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| − | Example:
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| − | $ rclone lsl swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR
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| − | = Creating directories =
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| − | Directories are generally created on demand. If you copy a file with the destination /snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir/dummyfile the newdir directory will be created if missing. But you can explicitly create directories using the '''mkdir''' command.
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| − | $ rclone mkdir swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir
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| − | = Removing files or directories =
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| − | '''Beware''' that the command '''delete''' will recursively delete all file objects under specified path!
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| − | To remove the file <code>dummyfile</code> under <code>/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir</code>,
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| − | $ rclone deletefile swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir/dummyfile
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| − | To remove a directory, they have to be empty, and you use the command
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| − | $ rclone rmdir swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir/
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| − | To remove '''all''' empty directories under a path, use
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| − | $ rclone rmdirs swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir/
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| − | To recursively remove '''all''' files under <code>/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir</code>, leaving the empty directory structure in place, '''be careful''';
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| − | $ rclone delete swestore:/snic/YOUR_PROJECT_DIR/newdir/
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| − | '''Do not use''' the command purge, as that will '''delete everything''' under the path specified.
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| − | = FAQ =
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| − | '''Q''': I used <code>rclone purge</code> or <code>rclone delete</code> and have now deleted all my files; can I get them back somehow?
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| − | : '''A''': '''No'''. Swestore does not currently support recovery of data for which the user has explicably requested to be deleted from the system, be it intentionally or by mistake. Therefore '''caution''' is advised while using powerful tools such as <code>rclone</code>.
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