Store a directory tree in a catar archive or index
Encodes a directory tree into a catar archive or alternatively an index file with the archive chunked into a store. Use '-' to write the output, catar or index to STDOUT.
If the desired output is an index file (caidx) rather than a catar, the -i option can be provided as well as a store. Using -i is equivalent to first using the tar command to create a catar, then the make command to chunk it into a store and produce an index file. With -i, less disk space is required as no intermediary catar is created. There can however be a difference in performance depending on file size.
By default, input is read from local disk. Using --input-format=tar, the input can be a tar file or a stream from STDIN with '-'.
desync tar <catar|index> <source> [flags]
desync tar documents.catar $HOME/Documents
desync tar -i -s /path/to/local pics.caidx $HOME/Pictures
--ca-cert string trust authorities in this file, instead of OS trust store
-r, --cache-repair replace invalid chunks in the cache from source (default true)
-m, --chunk-size string min:avg:max chunk size in kb (default "16:64:256")
--client-cert string path to client certificate for TLS authentication
--client-key string path to client key for TLS authentication
-n, --concurrency int number of concurrent goroutines, -1 to let desync choose: the number of CPUs for chunking and hashing, adapting to each store up to 128 for transfers (default 10)
-e, --error-retry int number of times to retry in case of network error (default 3)
-b, --error-retry-base-interval duration initial retry delay, increases linearly with each subsequent attempt (default 500ms)
-h, --help help for tar
-i, --index create index file (caidx), not catar
--input-format string input format, 'disk' or 'tar' (default "disk")
--no-time set file timestamps to zero in the archive
-x, --one-file-system don't cross filesystem boundaries
-s, --store string target store (used with -i)
--tar-add-root pretend that all tar elements have a common root directory
-t, --trust-insecure trust invalid certificates
--config string config file (default $HOME/.config/desync/config.json)
--digest string digest algorithm, sha512-256 or sha256 (default "sha512-256")
--verbose verbose mode
- desync - Content-addressed binary distribution system