dpss_put

 dpss_put -i file -o URL [-c][-v][-t][-L][-d][-n N] 
        [-i file]  input file name 
        [-o URL]  DPSS URL to copy to (format = x-dpss://master_name/filename) 
        [-c ]  Turn on O_CREAT mode: create a new file, or overwrite if it exists
        [-t ]   Don't display throughput info 
        [-L [host]]   Turn on NetLogger, send to host if specified 
        [-n N] Number of MBytes to request from the DPSS at a time (default = 16) 
        [-v ]   Verbose output 
        [-d ]   Debug output 

In addition to the -L option, you can control logging using the environment variable NETLOGGER_ON. Values of {true,on,1,yes} indicate that NetLogger should be turned on, wherease values of {false,off,0,no} indicate that NetLogger should be turned off. Examples:

• csh

  % setenv NETLOGGER_ON true
  % setenv NETLOGGER_ON false
  

• sh,bash,ksh

  # NETLOGGER_ON=true   ; export NETLOGGER_ON
  # NETLOGGER_ON=false  ; export NETLOGGER_ON
  

  
  
  To set the list of servers is to use the DPSSFS_SERVS environm ent variable. e.g.:

          setenv DPSSFS_SERVS anl-server1:anl-server2
  

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