After i found a way to upload whole directory structure to tardigrade with
find . -type f -exec /home/juerg/uplink_linux_amd64 cp ‘{}’ sj://backup-home-test/nested/’{}’ ;
Now i m looking for the other thing called “delete” the whole directory structure again.
…sometimes i feel very lonely here. Am i the only one asking such questions? Is there any colection with some scripts or something else?
smurfix
February 25, 2020, 3:11pm
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Umm … “uplink rm”?
Is anybody working on a FUSE user-space mount? That’d make all of this a whole lot easier to use.
I tried a little with Dokany to make a virtual file system for windows. If anyone is interested, I could try to make it public on github and we could work on it together. I did not yet find the time to finish it and it was really very, very basic (currently ready-only and not working with deeper subdirs…).
@smurfix Did you read my post? Do you did it once?
Last time this was asked the response was that it isn’t yet supported. You’d have to code around it.
Btw, you may get better responses when posting this in the correct category. You posted in Storage Node Operators, but this should be in Engineering Discussions sub category UPLINK / TARDIGRADE. I moved it for you. Maybe it catches the eye of the right people here.
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Alexey
February 25, 2020, 9:42pm
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Please, try this one:
uplink ls sj://test/nested | awk '{print "uplink rm sj://test/nested/" $5}' | bash
Better this one in case if your object name has spaces:
uplink ls sj://test/nested --recursive | sed 's@.* [0-9]* @uplink rm "sj://test/nested/@g; s/$/"/g' | bash
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There is only one more problem here. I cant delete the first nested directory like:
$ /home/juerg/uplink_linux_amd64 rb sj://backup-home-test/nested
Error: nested buckets not supported, use format sj://bucket/
and
$ /home/juerg/uplink_linux_amd64 ls sj://backup-home-test/nested
is empty
How to remove it?
Alexey
March 3, 2020, 6:59am
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$ /home/juerg/uplink_linux_amd64 rm sj://backup-home-test/nested
But your nested path should be empty
Nestet path is empty:
juerg@home-server:~ /home/juerg/uplink_linux_amd64 ls sj://backup-home-test/nested
juerg@home-server:~
rm is for files delete and gives me also:
juerg@home-server:~$ /home/juerg/uplink_linux_amd64 rm sj://backup-home-test/nested
Error: object not found: sj://backup-home-test/nested
juerg@home-server:~$
Alexey
March 3, 2020, 5:19pm
10
The nested path usually get deleted with the last file.
uplink ls sj://backup-home-test/
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resurrecting an old thread… this would be great:
uplink rm -r sj://bucket/path
where path is actually something like: /path/to/some/files
this is what I see:
list of files to get started
(base) ~ $ uplink ls sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles/
OBJ 2020-09-22 21:28:07 10181 myfiles/conda.packages
try to remove a folder that’s not empty
(base) ~ $ uplink rm sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles
Deleted sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles
but the file is still there. the remove message above is misleading
(base) ~ $ uplink ls sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles/
OBJ 2020-09-22 21:28:07 10181 myfiles/conda.packages
wild cards also don’t work
(base) ~ uplink rm sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles/*
Deleted sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles/*
(base) ~ uplink ls sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles/
OBJ 2020-09-22 21:28:07 10181 myfiles/conda.packages
explicit delete works great
Alexey
September 24, 2020, 7:58am
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You can use this command
uplink ls --recursive sj://duplicatibackups/myfiles/ | sed -E 's/(.* ){4}//g' | xargs -P64 -Ifullname uplink rm "sj://duplicatibackups/fullname"
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Drittos
September 24, 2020, 6:57pm
13
Correct the highlighted errors and try again.
jocelyn
Split this topic
April 20, 2021, 3:26pm
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A post was split to a new topic: Easier way to delete