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The following operating systems are supported:
Linux via snap
sudo snap install atcli
sudo /snap/atcli/current/usr/local/bin/post-install.sh ## man page...Windows via Chocolatey
c:\> choco install atclimacOS via brew
brew tap alephtransfer/homebrew-atcli
brew install atcliLinux:
# DEB package
curl -sLO https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/1.0.6/atcli_1.0.6_amd64.deb && sudo dpkg -i atcli_1.0.6_amd64.deb
# RPM package
sudo rpm -i https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/1.0.6/atcli-1.0.6.x86_64.rpm
sudo yum install https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/1.0.6/atcli-1.0.6.x86_64.rpm
# Ansible
sudo ansible -m apt -a deb=https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/1.0.6/atcli_1.0.6_amd64.deb localhost
# Puppet
package {'atcli':
provider => dpkg,
source => https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/1.0.6/atcli_1.0.6_amd64.deb,
}Windows MSI installer:
Link: https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/1.0.6/atcli-1.0.6-setup.exe
InstallDir: c:\Program Files (x86)\Aleph Archives\atcliAuto-installer for macOS, Linux and Windows (Ming + Cygwin):
curl -fsSL https://alephtransfer.com/bin/64eaf935dd53fe3929171149f93c90e0/install.sh | shOn Linux, you can always consult the man page:
man atclior check help:
atcli --help
atcli up --help ## upload mode
atcli down --help ## download modeYou can transfer data files or directories (1-level depth) with:
atcli up --host "https://alephtransfer.mycompany.com/" --path file1 --path file2
atcli up --host "https://alephtransfer.mycompany.com/" --path directory_with_filesThe upload mode offers many features among access notification, language selection, retention period, password protection, etc.
Here is how to protect your files with a password, limit download to 3-days, and display the share page in Japanese:
atcli up --host "https://alephtransfer.mycompany.com/" --path file1 --password 12345678 --retention 3 --lang jaThis is the list of supported languages:
en: English
fr: French
es: Spanish
de: German
it: Italian
ja: Japanese
pl: Polish
pt: Portuguese
ru: Russian
zh: Chinese (simplified)
sv: Swedish
hi: HindiDownloading files in the current directory is as easy as:
atcli down --link "https://alephtransfer.mycompany.com/#download?q=11cf9d688bc34091b924cea5476dde740100ecbd" --path .If your AlephTransfer server is restricted (eg. SAML), external members not part of your company can’t transfer files using your endpoint.
In this case, temporary Tokens could be used to allow external members transfer files in safe manner.
atcli up --host "https://alephtransfer.mycompany.com/" --path file1 --token b9f5327b8afb4eb597767043febbcf6b00f4001cTokens could be generated from AlephTransfer’s Web interface or service administration script (refer to doc).
When dealing with multiple AlephTransfer endpoints, it might be difficult to remember their respective settings. Profiles came handy and let you organize all your settings in one place.
When you upload files, atcli checks if a default config file exists in the following locations:
$ cat $HOME/.atcli.ini ## Linux/macOS
c:\> echo %USERPROFILE%/.atcli.ini ## WindowsA config is a simple ini file:
; this comment is being ignored
;; -----------------
;; default profile
;; -----------------
[main]
host = https://alephtransfer.mycompany.com/
path = /var/log/myapp
password = 1234_5678
from = me@mycompany.com
to = john@gmail.com,john@yahoo.com
subject = Daily backup
msg = Please check log's conformity
retention = 7
lang = en
quiet = true
;; -----------------
;; partner1 profile
;; -----------------
[partner1]
host = https://alephtransfer.partner1.com/
lang = fr
retention = 3Uploads are much simpler when using profiles:
atcli up ## profile main is used
atcli up --profile partner1 --path dir ## profile partner1 is usedIf no profile is specified, main profile is selected.
All bugs have to be reported here. Please send detailed instructions to let us reproduce the issue (logs, stacktrace, screenshots, os info, etc.).