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$ <code class="userinput">arv keep get --help</code>
-usage: arv-get [-h] [--retries RETRIES]
+usage: arv-get [-h] [--retries RETRIES] [--version]
[--progress | --no-progress | --batch-progress]
- [--hash HASH | --md5sum] [-n] [-r] [-f | --skip-existing]
+ [--hash HASH | --md5sum] [-n] [-r]
+ [-f | -v | --skip-existing | --strip-manifest] [--threads N]
locator [destination]
Copy data from Keep to a local file or pipe.
locator Collection locator, optionally with a file path or
prefix.
destination Local file or directory where the data is to be written.
- Default: /dev/stdout.
+ Default: stdout.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--retries RETRIES Maximum number of times to retry server requests that
- encounter temporary failures (e.g., server down). Default
- 3.
+ encounter temporary failures (e.g., server down).
+ Default 3.
+ --version Print version and exit.
--progress Display human-readable progress on stderr (bytes and, if
possible, percentage of total data size). This is the
default behavior when it is not expected to interfere
with the output: specifically, stderr is a tty _and_
- either stdout is not a tty, or output is being written to
- named files rather than stdout.
+ either stdout is not a tty, or output is being written
+ to named files rather than stdout.
--no-progress Do not display human-readable progress on stderr.
--batch-progress Display machine-readable progress on stderr (bytes and,
if known, total data size).
-f Overwrite existing files while writing. The default
behavior is to refuse to write *anything* if any of the
output files already exist. As a special case, -f is not
- needed to write to /dev/stdout.
- --skip-existing Skip files that already exist. The default behavior is to
- refuse to write *anything* if any files exist that would
- have to be overwritten. This option causes even devices,
- sockets, and fifos to be skipped.
+ needed to write to stdout.
+ -v Once for verbose mode, twice for debug mode.
+ --skip-existing Skip files that already exist. The default behavior is
+ to refuse to write *anything* if any files exist that
+ would have to be overwritten. This option causes even
+ devices, sockets, and fifos to be skipped.
+ --strip-manifest When getting a collection manifest, strip its access
+ tokens before writing it.
+ --threads N Set the number of download threads to be used. Take into
+ account that using lots of threads will increase the RAM
+ requirements. Default is to use 4 threads. On high
+ latency installations, using a greater number will
+ improve overall throughput.
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