GFREG(1)
β¨ GFREG(1) β¨
okay bestie, we're doing the gfreg page from the Gfarm manual (section 1, obvs π
) and honestly? she's short but she ATE. let's get into it π«Ά
πΈ NAME πΈ
gfreg β copy a file into the Gfarm file system π
π¦ SYNOPSIS π¦
gfreg [-h filesystem-node] localfile Gfarm-URL
like. that's the whole vibe. two args, one optional flag, no notes β¨
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so picture this: you've got a file sitting on your local machine, right, and you're like "girl. you belong in the Gfarm file system." that's literally what this does. no cap.
Copy a file specified by localfile to a file specified by Gfarm-URL in the Gfarm file system.
and the Gfarm-URL? she's flexible, she contains multitudes π it can be:
- a full path name in the Gfarm file system, or
- a Gfarm URL shaped like this:
gfarm://metaserver:port/path/name
so like, either one works. pick your fighter π
π OPTIONS π
-hfilesystem-node β explicitly specifies the file system node to be stored. like, you're not letting the universe decide where this file lands, you're pointing at the node yourself. main character energy fr fr π-?β displays a list of command options. the "wait what were the flags again" button. we've all been there π
lowkey reminder that-htakes filesystem-node as its argument, so don't just yeet a bare-hinto the void and expect results π
and that's the page!! short, sweet, iconic, periodt. this lil beauty is from Gfarm and she's dated 4 Apr 2011 β vintage queen, honestly, we stan a timeless classic πβπ
π¦ where this page comes from
- debian bookworm: gfarm-client 2.7.20+dfsg-1+b2 Β· BSD-like
- debian trixie: gfarm-client 2.7.20+dfsg-1.2+b1 Β· BSD-like
- ubuntu jammy: gfarm-client 2.7.17+dfsg-1build2 Β· BSD-like
- ubuntu noble: gfarm-client 2.7.20+dfsg-1.1ubuntu1 Β· BSD-like
- ubuntu questing: gfarm-client 2.7.20+dfsg-1.2
- ubuntu resolute: gfarm-client 2.7.20+dfsg-1.3 Β· BSD-like
- ubuntu stonking: gfarm-client 2.7.20+dfsg-1.3build1 Β· BSD-like
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms