The Put Command

• put <key> <put-opt>* <copy-opt>* <encrypt-opt>* <share-opt>* <cmdline-opt>*

  where:

  <put-opt>

  :=

  -all

  <copy-opt>

  :=

  -delta | -d | -deltat | -dt | -astext

  | -nw | -w | -sel | -excl <filelist>

  | -only <filelist> | -file-list <filename>

  | -recurse | -r | -copy | -copytokey

  | -copyk | -direct

  | -notasdir | -asdir

  <encrypt-opt>

  :=

  -z | -zip | -gz | -z2 | -nz

  | -pass? | -pass <password>

  <share-opt>

  :=

  -share | -sh | -noshare | -nsh | -servloc

   
  • Copy the local files of the key up to the server location for the key.
  • If the '-d' option is specified, only copies the files that have changed up to the server.
  • The '-all' option specifies that all files are to be copied up to the server. This option overrides selection restrictions that may have applied to the key. For example, if the database record of the key specified an '-excl' list, the '-all' option supercedes the exclusion and all files will be copied.