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put

Send files to remote computer.

If the destination file already exists, and none of the options --append, --force, --newer, --resume, --skip-existing or --unique is given, you will be prompted what to do.

Usage:

put [options] file ...

Options:

-a

--append

Append if destination file exists.

-D

--delete-after

Delete local file after successful transfer.

--dir-mask=GLOB

Enter only directories matching GLOB pattern.

--dir-rx-mask=REGEXP

Enter only directories matching REGEXP pattern.

-f

--force

Overwrite existing destinations, never prompt.

-H

--nohup

Transfer files in background (nohup mode), quits yafc.

-i

--interactive

Prompt before transferring each file.

-L FILE

--logfile=FILE

Use FILE as logfile instead of ~/.yafc/nohup/nohup.<pid> for nohup transfers.

-m GLOB

--mask=GLOB

Only put files matching GLOB pattern.

-M REGEXP

--rx-mask=REGEXP

Only put files matching REGEXP pattern.

-n

--newer

Only transfer file if local is newer than remote file.

-o DEST

--output=DEST

Specify other destination. If more than one file is transferred, or option --recursive is given, DEST denotes a directory. Otherwise (if only one file is to be transferred), DEST denotes a filename.

Examples:

put foo.tar.gz -o bar.tar.gz

will transfer the local file foo.tar.gz to the remote file bar.tar.gz.

put *.tar.gz -o foo

will transfer all local *.tar.gz files to a remote directory named foo.

put foo -r -o bar

will transfer the local file foo to a remote directory named bar. If foo is a directory, it will be uploaded recursively.

-p

--preserve

Try to preserve file attributes (permissions).

-P

--parents

Append source path to destination.

-q

--quiet

Overrides --verbose.

-r

--recursive

Upload directories recursively.

-R

--resume

Resume broken transfer (restart at EOF).

-s

--skip-existing

Always skip existing files.

-t

--tagged

Transfer (locally) tagged files.

--type=TYPE

Specify transfer type, 'ascii' or 'binary'.

-u

--unique

Always store as unique file (if server supports the STOU command).

-v

--verbose

Explain what is being done.

--help

Show a short syntax description.