ECACCES...LE-MOVE(1p)
π NAME π
okay bestie, so ecaccess-file-move is literally the move-or-rename ECaccess Files girlie π
she does both and she does it flawlessly.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
ecaccess-file-move -version|-help|-manual
ecaccess-file-move [-debug] source-ecaccess-file target-ecaccess-file
like. that's it. that's the whole vibe. π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so basically ecaccess-file-move lets you move an ECaccess File π«Ά and here's the tea: when the move happens inside the same ECaccess File System, it's a rename β clean, simple, iconic. but when the move goes across two different ECaccess File Systems?? then first a copy gets done and then a delete of the original file gets done (like, e.g. basically the same energy as ecaccess-file-copy ... -erase). no cap. π
now the source-ecaccess-file and target-ecaccess-file are in the form:
[domain:][/user-id/]path
so pls go read the "Shell commands -> File Management" section of the "ecaccess" guide for more info on the ECaccess File System, iykyk πβ¨
πΈ ARGUMENTS πΈ
source-ecaccess-fileβ the source ECaccess File name. the origin. the beginning of the journey π¦target-ecaccess-fileβ the target ECaccess File name. the destination. where she's headed π«
π OPTIONS π
-versionβ displays the version number and then exits. short, sweet, done. π-helpβ prints a brief help message and exits. your lil quick assist π-manualβ prints the manual page and exits. that's literally this bestie πβ¨-retrycount β number of SSL connection retries per 5s to ECMWF. okay important detail: this parameter only applies to the initial SSL connection initiated by the command to the ECMWF server. it does not apply to all the subsequent requests made afterward, bc it's mainly targeting errors that can happen from time to time during the SSL handshake. default is no retry. π-debugβ displays the SOAP and SSL messages exchanged. for when you wanna see everything going on under the hood ππ
π EXAMPLES π
ecaccess-file-move ec:test1.txt ec:test2.txt
this one renames the test1.txt file in the ECFS directory of the authenticated user into test2.txt. slay. same filesystem, pure rename energy β¨
ecaccess-file-move ec:test1.txt home:test2.txt
and this one copies the test1.txt file from the ECFS directory of the authenticated user to the test2.txt file in the $HOME directory of the authenticated user, then deletes the test1.txt file from ECFS. cross-filesystem, so she does the copy-then-delete combo π«Άπ₯
β SEE ALSO β
go check out her whole friend group, they're all iconic: ecaccess-file-delete, ecaccess-file-get, ecaccess-file-mget, ecaccess-file-modtime, ecaccess-file-mput, ecaccess-file-rmdir, ecaccess-file-copy, ecaccess-file-dir, ecaccess-file-mdelete, ecaccess-file-mkdir, ecaccess-file-chmod, ecaccess-file-put, ecaccess-file-size and ecaccess. ππ
perl v5.40.1 π 2025-10-22 β that's the version and the date bestie, written by the User Contributed Perl Documentation girlies, and that's a wrap fr fr π β¨π¦
π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu resolute: ecaccess 6.3.1-1 Β· Perl
- ubuntu stonking: ecaccess 6.3.1-1 Β· Perl
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms