bepasty-object(1)

Usage

bepasty-object [-h] [--config CONFIG] migrate,purge,consistency,info,set ... NAME [NAME ...]

Overview

bepasty-object operates on objects stored in the bepasty storage.

All commands expect either a --config <configfilename> argument or that the BEPASTY_CONFIG environment variable points to your configuration file.

Options

-h, --help: show this help message and exit

--config CONFIG: bepasty configuration file

Commands

migrate

migrate object to the current metadata schema, in case of a bebasty upgrade.

Run as:

bepasty-object migrate '*'

Note: the ‘*’ needs to be quoted with single-quotes so the shell does not expand it. it tells the command to operate on all names in the storage (you could also give some specific names instead of ‘*’).

purge

Purge objects from the database; multiple conditions are ANDed together.

-D, --dry-run: do not remove anything, just display what would happen

`-A PURGE_AGE, --age PURGE_AGE`	only remove if upload older than PURGE_AGE days
`-I PURGE_INACTIVITY, --inactivity PURGE_INACTIVITY`	only remove if latest download older than PURGE_INACTIVITY days
`-S PURGE_SIZE, --size PURGE_SIZE`	only remove if file size > PURGE_SIZE MiB
`-T PURGE_TYPE, --type PURGE_TYPE`	only remove if file mimetype starts with PURGE_TYPE

consistency

Run consistency checks.

-C, --compute: compute missing hashes and write into metadata

-F, --fix: write computed hash/size into metadata

-R, --remove: remove files with inconsistent hash/size

info

Display information about objects.

set

Set flags on objects.

-L, --lock -l, --unlock -C, --incomplete -c, --complete

Environment

BEPASTY_CONFIG: Absolute path to a bepasty configuration file

Releases

3 releases since Debian 11 (Bullseye); the text changed 2 times.

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