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doc/ks-upa.md
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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ $ ks-upa -g - Create configuration
$ ks-upa -r - Remove configuration
$ ks-upa -c - Show configuration
$ ks-upa -e - Edit configuration
$ ks-upa -p - Generate certificate
$ ks-upa -v - Show version
$ ks-upa -h - Show help
```
@ -25,10 +26,12 @@ $ ks-upa -h - Show help
```shell
* Enter the server user: anonymous
* Enter the server key: *******
* Enter the server password (type 'pem' for use pem certificate): *******
* Enter the server URL: mypersonaldomain.es
* Enter the path on the server: /home/anonymous
* Enter the local path to scan: /home/local/videos
* Setting 'scp' as the default tool
* Setting port 22 as the default port
````
* Once the connection data has been entered, the local directory will be scanned to detect the audios and upload them to the server directory.
@ -53,7 +56,7 @@ $ ks-upa -h - Show help
```shell
* Server User: anonymous
* Server Password: *******
* Server Password/PEM: *******
* URL (or IP) Server: mypersonaldomain.es
* Destination Path (Server): /home/anonymous
* Scan Path (Local): /home/local/videos
@ -73,7 +76,7 @@ $ ks-upa -h - Show help
```shell
1 - Edit User (anonymous)
2 - Edit Password (*******)
2 - Edit Password/PEM (*******)
3 - Edit Server (mypersonaldomain.es)
4 - Edit Dest. Path (/home/anonymous)
5 - Edit Local Path (/home/local/videos)
@ -84,7 +87,17 @@ $ ks-upa -h - Show help
* Choose an option:
````
### Generate certificate (on remote machine):
* To generate certificate for connect to remote machine, run the following command:
```shell
$ ks-upa -p
````
* Copy the file [user]-[hostname].pem to your machine.
### Show version:
* You can check the version with the command:

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doc/ks-upf.md
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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ $ ks-upf -g - Create configuration
$ ks-upf -r - Remove configuration
$ ks-upf -c - Show configuration
$ ks-upf -e - Edit configuration
$ ks-upf -p - Generate certificate
$ ks-upf -v - Show version
$ ks-upf -h - Show help
```
@ -25,10 +26,12 @@ $ ks-upf -h - Show help
```shell
* Enter the server user: anonymous
* Enter the server key: *******
* Enter the server password (type 'pem' for use pem certificate): *******
* Enter the server URL: mypersonaldomain.es
* Enter the path on the server: /home/anonymous
* Enter the local path to scan: /home/local/videos
* Setting 'scp' as the default tool
* Setting port 22 as the default port
````
* Once the connection data has been entered, the local directory will be scanned to detect file(s) and upload them to the server directory.
@ -53,7 +56,7 @@ $ ks-upf -h - Show help
```shell
* Server User: anonymous
* Server Password: *******
* Server Password/PEM: *******
* URL (or IP) Server: mypersonaldomain.es
* Destination Path (Server): /home/anonymous
* Scan Path (Local): /home/local/videos
@ -73,7 +76,7 @@ $ ks-upf -h - Show help
```shell
1 - Edit User (anonymous)
2 - Edit Password (*******)
2 - Edit Password/PEM (*******)
3 - Edit Server (mypersonaldomain.es)
4 - Edit Dest. Path (/home/anonymous)
5 - Edit Local Path (/home/local/videos)
@ -84,7 +87,17 @@ $ ks-upf -h - Show help
* Choose an option:
````
### Generate certificate (on remote machine):
* To generate certificate for connect to remote machine, run the following command:
```shell
$ ks-upf -p
````
* Copy the file [user]-[hostname].pem to your machine.
### Show version:
* You can check the version with the command:

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doc/ks-upr.md
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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ $ ks-upr -g - Create configuration
$ ks-upr -r - Remove configuration
$ ks-upr -c - Show configuration
$ ks-upr -e - Edit configuration
$ ks-upr -p - Generate certificate
$ ks-upr -v - Show version
$ ks-upr -h - Show help
```
@ -25,10 +26,12 @@ $ ks-upr -h - Show help
```shell
* Enter the server user: anonymous
* Enter the server key: *******
* Enter the server password (type 'pem' for use pem certificate): *******
* Enter the server URL: mypersonaldomain.es
* Enter the path on the server: /home/anonymous
* Enter the local path to scan: /home/local/videos
* Setting 'scp' as the default tool
* Setting port 22 as the default port
````
* Once the connection data has been entered, the local directory will be scanned to upload recursively them to the server directory.
@ -53,7 +56,7 @@ $ ks-upr -h - Show help
```shell
* Server User: anonymous
* Server Password: *******
* Server Password/PEM: *******
* URL (or IP) Server: mypersonaldomain.es
* Destination Path (Server): /home/anonymous
* Scan Path (Local): /home/local/videos
@ -73,18 +76,28 @@ $ ks-upr -h - Show help
```shell
1 - Edit User (anonymous)
2 - Edit Password (*******)
2 - Edit Password/PEM (*******)
3 - Edit Server (mypersonaldomain.es)
4 - Edit Dest. Path (/home/anonymous)
5 - Edit Local Path (/home/local/videos)
6 - Edit Upload Tool (scp)
7 - Edit Port Connection (22)
7 - Edit Port Connection (22))
8 - Exit
* Choose an option:
````
### Generate certificate (on remote machine):
* To generate certificate for connect to remote machine, run the following command:
```shell
$ ks-upr -p
````
* Copy the file [user]-[hostname].pem to your machine.
### Show version:
* You can check the version with the command:

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doc/ks-upv.md
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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ $ ks-upv -g - Create configuration
$ ks-upv -r - Remove configuration
$ ks-upv -c - Show configuration
$ ks-upv -e - Edit configuration
$ ks-upv -p - Generate certificate
$ ks-upv -v - Show version
$ ks-upv -h - Show help
```
@ -25,10 +26,12 @@ $ ks-upv -h - Show help
```shell
* Enter the server user: anonymous
* Enter the server key: *******
* Enter the server password (type 'pem' for use pem certificate): *******
* Enter the server URL: mypersonaldomain.es
* Enter the path on the server: /home/anonymous
* Enter the local path to scan: /home/local/videos
* Setting 'scp' as the default tool
* Setting port 22 as the default port
````
* Once the connection data has been entered, the local directory will be scanned to detect the videos and upload them to the server directory.
@ -53,7 +56,7 @@ $ ks-upv -h - Show help
```shell
* Server User: anonymous
* Server Password: *******
* Server Password/PEM: *******
* URL (or IP) Server: mypersonaldomain.es
* Destination Path (Server): /home/anonymous
* Scan Path (Local): /home/local/videos
@ -73,7 +76,7 @@ $ ks-upv -h - Show help
```shell
1 - Edit User (anonymous)
2 - Edit Password (*******)
2 - Edit Password/PEM (*******)
3 - Edit Server (mypersonaldomain.es)
4 - Edit Dest. Path (/home/anonymous)
5 - Edit Local Path (/home/local/videos)
@ -85,6 +88,16 @@ $ ks-upv -h - Show help
* Choose an option:
````
### Generate certificate (on remote machine):
* To generate certificate for connect to remote machine, run the following command:
```shell
$ ks-upv -p
````
* Copy the file [user]-[hostname].pem to your machine.
### Show version:
* You can check the version with the command:

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src/ks-upa
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@ -478,7 +478,7 @@ function showConfig() {
showPassword="${showPassword}*"
totalchars=$(expr ${totalchars} + 1)
done
echo "- Server Password: ${showPassword}"
echo "- Server Password/PEM: ${showPassword}"
configAvailable=1
fi
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-server ] ; then

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src/ks-upf
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@ -505,7 +505,7 @@ function showConfig() {
showPassword="${showPassword}*"
totalchars=$(expr ${totalchars} + 1)
done
echo "- Server Password: ${showPassword}"
echo "- Server Password/PEM: ${showPassword}"
configAvailable=1
fi
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-server ] ; then

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src/ks-upr
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@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ function showConfig() {
showPassword="${showPassword}*"
totalchars=$(expr ${totalchars} + 1)
done
echo "- Server Password: ${showPassword}"
echo "- Server Password/PEM: ${showPassword}"
configAvailable=1
fi
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-server ] ; then
@ -420,7 +420,7 @@ function editConfig() {
editUpvTool=$(cat ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-tool 2> /dev/null)
editUpvPort=$(cat ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-port 2> /dev/null)
echo ""
echo "* ks-upv (ks-tools) v${VERSION} (${M_DATE})"
echo "* ks-upr (ks-tools) v${VERSION} (${M_DATE})"
echo ""
echo "+ Config: ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-*"
echo ""
@ -530,12 +530,12 @@ function createConfig() {
# Start script
clear
echo ""
echo "* ks-upv (ks-tools) v${VERSION} (${M_DATE})"
echo "* ks-upr (ks-tools) v${VERSION} (${M_DATE})"
echo ""
checkDependencies
# Ask the user and if it exists, read it from the config.
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-user ] ; then
echo "+ The USER configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The USER configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo -n "* Enter the server user: " ; read USER
user=${USER}
@ -543,7 +543,7 @@ function createConfig() {
fi
# Ask the password and if it exists, read it from the config.
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-pass ] ; then
echo "+ The PASSWORD/PEM configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The PASSWORD/PEM configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo -n "* Enter the server password (type 'pem' for use pem certificate): " ; read PASS
if [ "${PASS}" == "pem" ] ; then
@ -565,7 +565,7 @@ function createConfig() {
fi
# Ask the server URL and if it exists, read it from the config.
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-server ] ; then
echo "+ The SERVER configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The SERVER configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo -n "* Enter the server URL: " ; read SERVER
server=${SERVER}
@ -573,7 +573,7 @@ function createConfig() {
fi
# Ask the path on the server and if it exists, read it from the config.
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-dirserver ] ; then
echo "+ The SERVER PATH configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The SERVER PATH configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo -n "* Enter the path on the server: " ; read DIR_SERVER
dirServer=${DIR_SERVER}
@ -581,7 +581,7 @@ function createConfig() {
fi
# Ask the local path and if it exists, read it from the config.
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-dirlocal ] ; then
echo "+ The LOCAL PATH configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The LOCAL PATH configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo -n "* Enter the local path to scan: " ; read DIR
dirLocal=${DIR}
@ -589,14 +589,14 @@ function createConfig() {
fi
# Configure upload tool by default
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-tool ] ; then
echo "+ The UPLOAD TOOL configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The UPLOAD TOOL configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo "* Setting 'scp' as the default tool"
echo "scp" > ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-tool
fi
# Configure port by default
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-port ] ; then
echo "+ The PORT configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upv -e' for edit)"
echo "+ The PORT configuration already exists (Use: 'ks-upr -e' for edit)"
else
echo "* Setting port 22 as the default port"
echo "22" > ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-port
@ -628,7 +628,7 @@ function showHelp() {
echo " $ ks-upr -r - Remove configuration"
echo " $ ks-upr -c - Show configuration"
echo " $ ks-upr -e - Edit configuration"
echo " $ ks-upv -p - Generate certificate"
echo " $ ks-upr -p - Generate certificate"
echo " $ ks-upr -v - Show version"
echo " $ ks-upr -h - Show help"
echo ""

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src/ks-upv
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@ -478,7 +478,7 @@ function showConfig() {
showPassword="${showPassword}*"
totalchars=$(expr ${totalchars} + 1)
done
echo "- Server Password: ${showPassword}"
echo "- Server Password/PEM: ${showPassword}"
configAvailable=1
fi
if [ -f ${dirConfig}/ks-upload-server ] ; then