Object Storage Service:View options, View options

Option

Description

-s, --short-format

Displays items in the short format. If you do not specify this option, the long format is used.

--bigfile-threshold

The object size threshold for using resumable upload. Default value: 104857600 (100 MB). Valid values: 0 to 9223372036854775807. Unit: bytes.

--acl

The access control list (ACL).

--range

The byte range of the object to download. Bytes are numbered starting from 0.

• You can specify a range. For example, 3-9 specifies a range from byte 3 (inclusive) to byte 9 (inclusive).

• You can specify the field from which the download starts. For example, 3- specifies a range from byte 3 (inclusive) to the end of the object (inclusive).

• You can specify the field at which the download ends. For example, -9 specifies a range from byte 0 (inclusive) to byte 9 (inclusive).

--all-versions

Specifies all versions of an object.

--type

The algorithm that is used for data verification. Valid values:

• crc64 (default)

• md5

-v, --version

Displays the ossutil version.

-u, --update

Specifies an update operation.

--origin

The value of the Origin header in an HTTP request.

--upmode

The upload method that is used in the probe command. Valid values:

• normal (default): The object is uploaded by using simple upload.

• append: The object is uploaded by using append upload.

• multipart: The object is uploaded by using multipart upload.

--sse-algorithm

The encryption method for the bucket. Valid values:

• KMS: The keys managed by Key Management Service (KMS) are used for encryption and decryption (SSE-KMS).

• AES256: The keys managed by OSS are used for encryption and decryption (SSE-OSS).

--include

Specifies that objects that meet the specified conditions are listed. For example, a value of *.jpg specifies that all JPG objects in the bucket are listed.

For more information, see Options --include and --exclude.

--exclude

Specifies that objects that do not meet the specified conditions are listed. For example, a value of *.txt specifies that all TXT objects in the bucket are not listed.

For more information, see Options --include and --exclude.

-r, --recursive

Specifies recursive operations. If you configure this option, the operation is performed on all condition-matched objects in a bucket. If you do not configure this option, the operation is performed only on the object specified in the URL.

--addr

The address of the network whose connectivity you want to check. ossutil runs the ping command to check the network connectivity between your local computer and the specified address.

Default value: www.aliyun.com.

--kms-masterkey-id

The customer master key (CMK) ID to use for encryption in KMS.

--version-id

The version ID of the object.

--version-id-marker

The position from which the list operation starts. Object versions whose IDs are alphabetically after the value of marker are listed. You can configure this option only after versioning is enabled for the bucket.

-m, --multipart

Specifies that the operation is performed on the incomplete multipart upload tasks in the bucket.

-d, --directory

Specifies that only objects and subdirectories in the current directory are returned.

--payer

The payer of the request. If you set this option to requester, the pay-by-requester mode is enabled.

--maxupspeed

The maximum upload speed. Default value: 0 (unlimited). Unit: KB/s.

--maxdownspeed

The maximum download speed. Default value: 0 (unlimited). Unit: KB/s.

--retry-times

The number of retries after an error occurs when the command is run. Default value: 10. Valid values: 1 to 500.

--download

Specifies that ossutil checks the network connectivity between your local computer and the bucket by using the URL of an object to download the object from the bucket.

-j, --jobs

The number of concurrent tasks that can be performed across multiple objects. Valid values: 1 to 10000. Default value: 3.

-a, --all-type

Specifies that the operation is performed on the objects and incomplete multipart upload tasks in the bucket.

--disable-empty-referer

Specifies that the Referer field cannot be empty.

--method

The HTTP request method. Valid values: PUT, GET, and DELETE.

--output-dir

Specifies the directory in which the output objects are located. Output objects include the report objects that are generated due to errors that occur when you run the cp command to copy multiple objects at the same time.

By default, the directory for output objects is ossutil_output in the current directory.

--meta

Specifies the metadata of an object in the [header:value#header:value...] format. Example: Cache-Control:no-cache#Content-Encoding:gzip.

--object

The object name in the probe command.

--end-time

The timestamp in Linux or UNIX. Objects whose last modified time is later than the timestamp are ignored.

--limited-num

The maximum number of results to return.

-L, --language

The language that ossutil uses. Default value: CH. Valid values:

• CH: Chinese. If you want to set this option to CH, make sure that your system supports UTF-8 encoding.

• EN: English.

--delete

Deletes buckets, objects, or parts.

-b, --bucket

Specifies that the command is run to delete a bucket. This option applies only when you delete a bucket.

--disable-crc64

Disables CRC-64 in data transmission. By default, CRC-64 is enabled when you use ossutil to transfer data.

--upload

Checks the network connectivity between your local computer and the bucket by uploading a local file to the bucket.

--part-size

The part size in bytes. By default, ossutil calculates an appropriate part size based on the object size. You can configure this option to optimize performance or meet special requirements. Valid values: 1 to 9223372036854775807.

--timeout

The timeout period for a signed URL. Valid values: 0 to 9223372036854775807. Default value: 60. Unit: seconds.

--checkpoint-dir

The directory in which the checkpoint information of the resumable upload, download, or copy task is stored. If the task fails, ossutil automatically creates a directory named .ossutil_checkpoint and saves the checkpoint information in the directory. If the task is successful, ossutil deletes the directory. If you specify a checkpoint directory, make sure that the directory can be deleted.

--url

The object URL.

--marker

The position from which the list operation starts. Buckets, objects, or parts whose names are alphabetically after the marker are listed.

-f, --force

Specifies that the operation is forcibly performed without a prompt for confirmation.

--snapshot-path

The directory in which you want to store the snapshots of uploaded objects and downloaded objects. If you configure this option, ossutil reads the snapshot information from the specified directory and performs an incremental upload or download when objects are uploaded or downloaded.

• The --snapshot-path option is used to accelerate the incremental upload or download of multiple objects. This option cannot be used to copy objects. This option can be used when a large number of objects are uploaded and no other users modify the objects in OSS between the two uploads.

• The --snapshot-path option records the last modified time of uploaded or downloaded objects in your local computer. Then, the recorded time is used to determine which objects can be skipped next time the objects are uploaded or downloaded. Therefore, when you use this option, make sure that the involved objects in OSS are not modified between the two uploads or downloads. In other scenarios in which objects are updated in OSS between the two uploads or downloads, use the --update option to perform incremental upload or to download multiple objects at the same time.

• ossutil does not automatically delete snapshot information from the directory specified by snapshot-path. You can delete snapshot information that you no longer use.

• Additional overheads are required to read and write snapshot information. We recommend that you do not use this option in scenarios in which the number of objects to upload or download is small, network conditions are good, or other users need to perform operations on the objects. In these scenarios, you can use the --update option instead to perform an incremental upload or download.

• You can configure both the --update and --snapshot-path options in a command. ossutil determines whether to skip an object in an upload task or a download task based on the snapshots stored in the directory specified by the --snapshot-path option. If no snapshots are generated for the object, ossutil determines whether to skip the object based on the --update option.

--start-time

Specifies the timestamp in Linux or UNIX. If you configure this option, objects whose last modified time is earlier than the timestamp are ignored.

--storage-class

The storage class of an object. Valid values:

• Standard (default): This storage class is suitable for objects that are frequently accessed.

• IA: This storage class is suitable for data that is infrequently accessed, such as data accessed once or twice a month. Infrequent Access (IA) objects have a minimum storage period of 30 days and a minimum billable size of 64 KB. You can access IA objects in real time. You are charged for data retrieval fees when you access IA objects.

• Archive: This storage class is suitable for data that needs to be stored for a long period of time. Archive objects have a minimum storage period of 60 days and a minimum billable size of 64 KB. You must restore an Archive object before you can access the object. The restoration takes approximately 1 minute. You are charged data retrieval fees when you restore Archive objects.

• ColdArchive: This storage class is suitable for long-term storage of data that is barely accessed. Cold Archive objects have a minimum storage period of 180 days and a minimum billable size of 64 KB. You must restore a Cold Archive object before you can access the object. The amount of time required to restore a Cold Archive object varies based on the object size and the restoration mode. You are charged data retrieval fees when you restore Cold Archive objects.

-t, --sts-token

Specifies the STS token that is used to access OSS. This option is required only when you use STS to allow temporary access to OSS. The value of this option overwrites the configurations in the configuration file. For more information about how to generate an STS token, see Authorized third-party upload.

--parallel

The number of concurrent operations to perform on a single object. Valid values: 1 to 10000. By default, ossutil automatically sets a value for this option based on the operation type and object size.

--partition-download

The partition that you want to download. The value of this option is in the partition number:the total number of partitions format. For example, the value 1:5 specifies that the object is split into five partitions and that the current command downloads partition 1. Partitions are numbered starting from 1. Partitioning rules for objects are determined by ossutil based on the built-in algorithm. This option splits an object into multiple partitions that can be concurrently downloaded by multiple ossutil commands. Each ossutil command downloads its own partition.

--bucketname

The name of the bucket.

--encoding-type

The encoding type that you want to use for encoding the key that follows oss://bucket_name. Valid value: url. If you do not configure this option, the key is not encoded.

--origin

The value of the Origin header in an HTTP request. The value of this option specifies the source domain from which a cross-origin request is sent.

--acr-method

The value of the Access-Control-Request-Method header in an HTTP request. Valid values: GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, and HEAD.

--acr-headers

The value of the Access-Control-Request-Headers header in an HTTP request. The value of this option specifies the headers that you need to add to the request. The headers do not include common request headers. To specify multiple headers, separate the headers with commas (,) and enclose the headers with double quotation marks (" "). Example: --acr-headers "header1,header2,header3".

--upload-id-marker

The position from which the list operation starts. Parts whose upload IDs are alphabetically after the marker are listed.

-h, --help

Displays help information for a specified command.

--trafic-limit

The access speed over HTTP in sign commands. Unit: bit/s.

Default value: 0. A value of 0 specifies that the access speed is unlimited.

Valid values: 819200 to 838860800 (100 KB/s to 100 MB/s).

--local-host

The local IP address of ossutil in the cp command. After you configure this option, ossutil accesses OSS by using the specified IP address.

--enable-symlink-dir

The subdirectory to which the symbolic link points is uploaded. By default, subdirectories are not uploaded. The probe command can be used to check whether an object or a directory to which the symbolic link points is also a symbolic link.

--only-current-dir

Specifies that only objects in the current directory are uploaded, downloaded, or copied. Subdirectories and objects in the subdirectories in the current directory are ignored.

--disable-dir-object

Specifies that no OSS object is generated for the directory to upload, but the directory is maintained in the directory structure in the OSS console. If you delete all objects in the directory, the directory is also deleted.

--probe-item

The items to be checked by using the probe command. Valid values:

• upload-speed: ossutil checks the upload bandwidth.

• download-speed: ossutil checks the download bandwidth.

• cycle-symlink: ossutil checks whether a symbolic link in the local file directory points to itself.

--redundancy-type

The redundancy type of the bucket. Valid values:

• LRS (default): If you set the redundancy type of a bucket to locally redundant storage (LRS), OSS stores the copies of each object across different devices within the same zone. This way, OSS ensures data reliability and availability even if two storage devices are damaged at the same time.

• ZRS: If you set the redundancy type of a bucket to zone-redundant storage (ZRS), OSS stores multiple copies of your data across multiple zones in the same region. Your data is still accessible even if a zone becomes unavailable.

--disable-encode-slash

Specifies that forward slashes (/) in a URL are not encoded.

--disable-all-symlink

Specifies that all objects in the subdirectory to which the symbolic link points and the subdirectory to which the symbolic link points are ignored during object upload.

--tagging

The object tag when you upload or copy an object. Example: "abc=1&bcd=2&……".

--disable-ignore-error

An error throws an exception, which terminates the command. Specifies that errors are not ignored for batch operations.

--block-size

The unit of the obtained total size of objects within the specified bucket or directory. Valid values: KB, MB, GB, and TB. If you do not configure this option, the total size of obtained objects is measured in bytes by default.