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Please look at jadeParameterReference for an overview about all parameters.

General

• On Unix you have to install a samba server.

  noformat

  In

  the

  following

  example

  a

  samba

  folder

  _tmp_

  is

  configured

  with

  sufficient

  permissions

  to

  read

  and

  write

  files

  for

  a

  user

  _test_.

• On Windows you have to release a folder with sufficient permissions to read and write files for a user test.

  No Format

  For

  example

  the

  release

  name

  of

  the

  released

  folder

  is

  _tmp_.

Example 1: copy files from local to samba share using cifs

[local_source_host]
source_protocol = local
source_dir      = /tmp/test/jade/in

[samba_target_host]
target_protocol = smb
target_host     = my.host
target_user     = test
target_password = test
target_dir      = tmp

[copy_local2samba]
include         = local_source_host,samba_target_host
operation       = copy
file_spec       = \.txt$

The profile copy_local2samba copies all files which has the filename extension .txt' from the local folder/tmp/test/jade/into the folder_tmp_where_tmp_is either a windows released folder or a unix samba folder._
To execute this profile on the command line do: _

jade.sh -settings=name-of-your-configuration-file -profile=copy_local2samba

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Example 2: copy files from sFtp Server to samba share using cifs

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[sftp_source_wilma.sos]
source_protocol = sftp
source_port=22
source_user=test
source_password=12345
source_ssh_auth_method=password

source_dir      = /tmp/test/jade/in

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[copy_sftp2samba]
include         = sftp_source_wilma.sos,samba_target_host
operation       = copy
file_spec       = \.txt$

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To execute this profile on the command line do:

jade.sh -settings=name-of-your-configuration-file -profile=copy_sftp2samba