glite-transfer-channel-set — Modifies a transfer channel
glite-transfer-channel-set [ -h ] [ -q ] [ -s SERVICE ] [ -V ] [ -v ] [ --verbose ] [ -b BANDWIDTH ] [ -c CONTACT ] [ -f FILES ] [ -S STATE ] [ -t THROUGHPUT ] [ -u TCPBUFFERSIZE ] [ -T STREAMS ] [ -m MESSAGE ] [ -k Y|N ] [ -x NUM ] [ --block-size VAL|unset ] [ --http-timeout N|unset ] [ --tx-log-level VAL ] [ --preparing-ratio VAL ] [ --urlcopy-put-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-putdone-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-get-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-getdone-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-tx-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-tx-marks-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-no-prog-to N|unset ] [ --urlcopy-tx-to-per-mb N|unset ] [ --srmcopy-direction VAL ] [ --srmcopy-to N|unset ] [ --srmcopy-refresh-to N|unset ] CHANNEL...
glite-transfer-channel-set is a command-line tool for modifying the parameters of a data transfer channel.
Print a short help message on parameters and usage, and exit.
Quiet operation.
Specifies the service endpoint to use. If SERVICE starts with http://, https:// or httpg://, then it is taken as a direct service endpoint URL. Otherwise SERVICE is taken as a service instance name and Service Discovery is invoked to look up the endpoint. If no entries are found, SERVICE is then interpreted as site or host name and Service Discovery is again invoked. In that case, if more than one entry is returned, the client interface version is taken as reference to choose between all the discovered instances.
If this option is not specified, Service Discovery will be invoked and the first available transfer service will be used. If the Service Discovery fails, the program will exit with an error.
If this option is not specified, only services with a known good status will be returned by Service Discovery. However if you explicitely specify a service name or an endpoint, the tool will try to use it regardless of its registered status.
Print details about the service endpoint being used.
Increases the verbosity level.
Print the version number and exit.
Specify the bandwidth of the channel (Mbit/s).
Specify the contact e-mail address for the channel.
Specify the number of concurrent files allowed on the channel.
Specify the operational state of the channel. One of [Active, Inactive, Drain, Halted, Stopped, Archived]
Specify the throughput goal to achieve.
Specify the TCP buffer size for the channel.
Specify the number of concurrent streams allowed on the channel.
To specify the reason that the change was made (recommended).
The name of the channel to modify.
Flag to check destination directory. If set to Y (default), each transfer process will check for the existence of the target directory and create all missing path elements. If set to N these checks and extra operations will be skipped.
Timeout before the first non-zero transfer marker is received, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Default block size of a transfer, e.g. '1MB' or '1024kb'. This parameter is passed to the globus FTP client.
Http timeout, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Log level of the transfer processes. Allowed values are DEBUG, INFO (default), WARN and ERROR.
Ratio of SRM activity to number of transfer slots.
Timeout on put operation for urlcopy channels, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Timeout on putDone operation for urlcopy channels, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Timeout on get operation for urlcopy channels, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Timeout on getDone operation for urlcopy channels, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Urlcopy transfer timeout, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Timeout between the receival of two consecutive non-zero transfer markers, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Maximum time without transfer progress (indicated by non-zero transfer markers), in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Additional size-based timeout (seconds/MB, floating point value). Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Srmcopy direction. Possible values are PUSH and PULL.
Srmcopy timeout, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).
Timeout between status updates, in seconds. Specify "unset" to unset the value (no timeout).