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• The latest version of ossutil is 1.5.2.
• Operating environment:
  • Windows/Linux/Mac
  • Supported architecture: x86 (32bit, 64bit)
• Download ossutil from the following URLs according to your operating system:
  • Linux x86 32bit
  • Linux x86 64bit
    Notice When copying the preceding URLs into the wget command to download data, delete the ?spm=xxxx part in the URLs.
  • Windows x86 32bit
  • Windows x86 64bit
  • mac x86 32bit
  • mac x86 64bit

Installation

Installation

Usage

You can run commands to perform the following operations in ossutil:

• View all commands.

  ./ossutil help
  					

• View the help documentation of a specified command.

  ./ossutil help cmd

  For example:

  ./ossutil  help config
  					

• Output log files in ossutil.

  In ossutil 1.4.3 and later, you can enable the --loglevel=${level} option when running commands to output the log file ossutil.log in the current working directory. The value of this option is null by default, which indicates that the log file is not output. You can set this option to two values: info or debug.

  • Default value: Null, indicating that the log file is not generated.
  • info: Indicates that operation records in ossutil are recorded in the log file.

    ./ossutil [command] --loglevel=info

  • debug: Indicates that all HTTP access information and the original signature string are recorded in the log file to locate problems.

    ./ossutil [command] --loglevel=debug

• View the version of ossutil.

  ./ossutil --version

• Set the language of ossutil.
  You can use the -L option to set the language when running commands. You can set the value of this optional to CH or EN, which indicates Chinese or English individually. The value is not case-sensitive and is CH by default. Make sure your operating system is UTF-8 encoded if you set the language of ossutil to CH. Otherwise, characters may not display properly.

  • Set the language of ossutil to Chinese:

    ./ossutil config -L ch

    Notice If you have generated a configuration file, this operation modifies the parameter in the configuration file.
  • View the help information about the ls command in the default language:

    ./ossutil help ls

  • View the help information about the ls command in Chinese:

    ./ossutil help ls -L ch

  Note Error messages in ossutil are displayed in English and cannot be changed.
• Modify the configuration file.

  You can modify the configuration file as follows when managing buckets in different regions:

  • Specify the configuration file.

    ./ossutil config -c your_config_file_path
    							

    The configuration file is in the following format:

    [Credentials]
        language = CH 
        endpoint = oss-cn-xxx.aliyuncs.com
        accessKeyID = your_key_id
        accessKeySecret = your_key_secret
        stsToken = your_sts_token
        outputDir = your_output_dir
    [Bucket-Endpoint]
        bucket1 = endpoint1
        bucket2 = endpoint2
        ...
    [Bucket-Cname]
        bucket1 = cname1
        bucket2 = cname2
        ...
    							

    • Bucket-Endpoint: Specify an individual endpoint for each specified bucket. If you configure the Bucket-Endpoint option, ossutil searches for the endpoint specified for a bucket when you perform operations on the bucket. If the endpoint specified for the bucket exists, ossutil manages the bucket through the endpoint. Otherwise, ossutil manages the bucket through the endpoint specified in the basic configuration.
      Note You can select the protocol used to access OSS by specifying different formats of endpoints.

      • If you specify an endpoint in the oss-cn-xxx.aliyuncs.com or http://oss-cn-xxx.aliyuncs.com format for a bucket, ossutil accesses the bucket through the HTTP protocol.
      • If you specify an endpoint in the https://oss-cn-xxx.aliyuncs.com format for a bucket, ossutil accesses the bucket through the HTTPS protocol.
    • Bucket-Cname: Specify an individual CDN acceleration domain name for each specified bucket. If you configure the Bucket-Cname option, ossutil searches for the CDN acceleration domain name specified for a bucket when you perform operations on the bucket. If the CDN acceleration domain name specified for the bucket exists, ossutil replaces the endpoint specified in the Bucket-Endpoint option and basic configuration. For more information about CDN acceleration domain names, see CDN-based OSS acceleration.
    • Priority of endpoint configurations: endpoint specified by the --endpoint parameter in commands > endpoint specified in Bucket-Cname > endpoint specified in Bucket-Endpoint > endpoint specified in the basic configuration > default endpoint.
  • Generate a configuration file by inputting information in interactive command lines as follows:

    ./ossutil config
    This command generates a configuration file which stores the configuration information.
    Input the path of the configuration file. (The default path is /home/user/.ossutilconfig. If you press Enter, the file is generated in the default path. If you want to generate the file in another path, set the --config-file option to the path.) 
    The path is not specified, the following default configuration file is used: /home/user/.ossutilconfig
    The following parameters are ignored if you press Enter when configuring them. For more information about the parameters, run "help config".
    Input the stsToken:
    Input the endpoint: http://oss-cn-xxx.aliyuncs.com
    Input the accessKeyID: yourAccessKeyID
    Input the accessKeySecret: yourAccessKeySecret./ossutil64 config
    							

  • Generate a configuration file by running a command as follows:

    ./ossutil config -e endpoint -i your_id -k your_secret
    							

  • The parameters in the command are described as follows:

    -c, --config-file
        Indicates the path of the configuration file of ossutil. Ossutil reads the configuration from the configuration file when starting and writes the configuration into the file when running the config command.
    
    -e, --endpoint
        Specifies the endpoint in the basic configuration of ossutil. It must be a second level domain name.
    
    -i, --access-key-id
        Specifies the AccessKeyID used to access OSS.
    
    -k, --access-key-secret
        Specifies the AccessKeySecret used to access OSS.
    
    -t, --sts-token
        Specifies the STS token used to access OSS.
    
    --output-dir=ossutil_output
        Specifies the folder that stores the output files, including the report files generated when you run the cp command to copy files in batches.
    
    -L CH, --language=CH
        Specifies the language of ossutil. You can set the language to EN or CH. The default value is CH. If you set the language to CH, make sure your operating system is UTF-8 encoded.

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