UFTP client

The UFTP commandline client enables users to

• list remote directories (ls)

• upload/download files (cp)

• compute checksums for remote files (checksum)

• sync remote/local files (sync)

• make remote directories (mkdir)

• delete remote files or directories (rm)

• manage shares and access shared data (share)

• perform authentication to help integrate UFTP with other tools

• launch server-to-server copy operations (rcp)

The UFTP client will connect to an authentication server (either a UNICORE/X server or the Auth Server) to authenticate and then to the UFTPD Server for transferring data or making a file operation.

The UFTP client supports username/password authentication, OIDC token authentication and ssh-key authentication.

The UFTP client supports multiple concurrent FTP connections for highly efficient data transfers in high-performance environments.

Features

• Commands (UNIX-like semantics)

• Supports multi-threaded transfers, encryption and compression of the data streams

• Flexible authentication

  • sshkey incl. support for ssh-agent (on Linux only)

  • OIDC via oidc-agent

  • Username/password

Basic Usage

Basic usage of the UFTP Client.

User Manual

User Manual with detailed instructions and examples for using the UFTP Client.

Building

Building the UFTP Client distribution packages.

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