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= NAME =
ov_transport_put
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= SYNOPSIS =
* ov_transport_put [-r] <file1> [<file2>...] <destination>
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= DESCRIPTION =
ov_transport_put is an internal function used to transfer directories and files to the target.
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It used information from the board file to select the correct method to use
to transfer files to the target. Currently supported transports are:
* ssh
* serial
* ttc
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It used information from the board file to select the correct method to use
to transfer files to the target. Currently supported transports are:
* ssh
* serial
* ttc
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takes the '-r' option to allow putting items recursively.
You can use wildcards in the file specifications.
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takes the '-r' option to allow putting items recursively.
You can use wildcards in the file specifications.
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the put function for examples of arguments used with this function.
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= EXAMPLES =
See [[function_put#EXAMPLES|the put function]] for examples of arguments used with this function.
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= ENVIRONMENT and ARGUMENTS =
The following environment variables are used by ov_transport_put:
* $TRANSPORT - specifies the type of transport used to communication with the board. This should be one of "ssh", "serial", "ttc".
* $LOGIN
* $PASSWORD
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If $TRANSPORT is "ssh":
* $DEVICE - the network name of the target device
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If $TRANSPORT is "ssh":
* $DEVICE - the network name of the target device
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If $TRANSPORT is "serial":
* $SERIAL
* $BAUD
* $IO_TIME_SERIAL
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If $TRANSPORT is "serial":
* $SERIAL
* $BAUD
* $IO_TIME_SERIAL
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If $TRANSPORT is "ttc":
* $TTC_TARGET
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If $TRANSPORT is "ttc":
* $TTC_TARGET
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For details about the meaning of the environment variables used here, see
the TRANSPORT parameters section on the page Adding a board
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For details about the meaning of the environment variables used here, see
[[Adding_a_board#TRANSPORT_parameters|the TRANSPORT parameters section on the page Adding a board]]
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The arguments are passed unchanged to the particular transport function
selected by $TRANPORT. The following argument patterns can be seen in
existing calls to 'put', which is the wrapper for this call:
* -r may be passed in the first position, to specify to recursively transfer directories and files
* the last argument should be an destination directory on the target. The directory should be a full path (specified from the root)
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The arguments are passed unchanged to the particular transport function
selected by $TRANPORT. The following argument patterns can be seen in
existing calls to 'put', which is the wrapper for this call:
* -r may be passed in the first position, to specify to recursively transfer directories and files
* the last argument should be an destination directory on the target. The directory should be a full path (specified from the root)
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= RETURN =
Returns non-zero on error
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= SOURCE =
Located in ''overlays/base/base-board.fuegoclass''
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put, ov_transport_get
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= SEE ALSO =
* [[function_put|put]], [[function_ov_transport_get|ov_transport_get]]
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