--mf.transport <https|http|tcp/ip> Mediaflux server transport, can be http, https or tcp/ip.
--no-cluster-io Disable cluster I/O if applicable.
--namespace <dst-namespace> The destination asset namespace in Mediaflux.
--create-namespaces Create destination asset namespace if it does not exist, including any necessary but nonexistent parent namespaces.
--dest <dest-collection-path> The destination collection in Mediaflux.
--create-parents Create destination parent collection if it does not exist, including any necessary but nonexistent parent collections.
--csum-check If enabled, computes the checksum from the uploaded file and compares with that computed by the server for the Mediaflux asset.
--nb-queriers <n> Number of query threads. Defaults to 1. Maximum is 4
--nb-workers <n> Number of concurrent worker threads to upload data. Defaults to 1. Maximum is 8
--nb-retries <n> Retry times when error occurs. Defaults to 0
--nb-retries <n> Retry times when error occurs. Defaults to 2
--batch-size <size> Size of the query result. Defaults to 1000
--daemon Run as a daemon.
--daemon-port <port> Daemon listener port if running as a daemon. Defaults to 9761
--daemon-scan-interval <seconds> Time interval (in seconds) between scans of source directories. Defaults to 60 seconds.
--exclude-parent Exclude parent directory at the destination (Upload the contents of the directory) if the source path ends with trailing slash.
--aggregate-transmission Aggregate transmission to improve the performance for large number of small files if file size is less than 1MB.
--split Split large files (size>1GB) into chunks and upload them in parallel. Ignored if single worker thread.
--log-dir <dir> Path to the directory for log files. No logging if not specified.
--log-file-size-mb <n> Log file size limit in MB. Defaults to 100MB
--log-file-count <n> Log file count. Defaults to 2
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--sync-delete-assets Delete assets that do not have corresponding local files exist.
--hard-delete-assets Force the asset deletion (see --sync-delete-assets) process to hard delete assets. Otherwise, the behaviour is controlled by server properties (whether a deletion is a soft or hard action).
--follow-symlinks Follow symbolic links. If not specified, it will not follow symbolic links, instead, it will create special symbolic link assets in Mediaflux. When exported as NFS share these symoblic assets will be represented as symbolic links. If downloaded using the unimelb-mf-download tool on Linux/MacOS platforms, they can be restored as symbolic links.
--worm Set the WORM state for the uploaded assets.
--worm-can-add-versions Allow to add new versions of metadata and content when in the WORM state. Ignored if --worm option is not specified.
--worm-no-move Disallow to move the uploaded assets. Ignored if --worm option is not specified.
--save-file-attrs If specified, save local file attributes, such as owner uid, gid, ctime and ACls, into Mediaflux asset metadata.
--preserve-modified-time If specified, preserve the local file's modified time as corresponding asset modified time in Mediaflux.
