Changelog: slk v3.3.81#

Changes from slk v3.3.76 to v3.3.81

Highlight Fixes / Features#

slk retrieve and slk recall print the id of the StrongLink-internal tape-recall job
slk retrieve overwrites files by default when they already exist; use -s to skip or -d to create duplicates
slk archive and slk retrieve need -R to be set when namespace/folder is to be transferred

slk recall: print the id of the StrongLink-internal tape-recall job
slk retrieve:
- print the id of the StrongLink-internal tape-recall job (not printed when files are already in the HSM cache)
- overwrites files by default when they already exist
- -d: create duplicate file when target already exist
- -ns: re-create the full source path in the target location
- slk retrieve NAMESPACE TARGET does not work anymore but -R has to be provided: slk retrieve -R NAMESPACE TARGET
slk archive:
- slk archive FOLDER TARGET does not work anymore but -R has to be provided: slk archive -R FOLDER TARGET
minor fixes related to log messages
execute permissions of are enforced POSIX-conformal (past: execute permissions of folders were ignored when the read and write access of users on files and subfolders was determined)
the size threshold for files to kept in the HSM cache permanently and the clean-up time of the HSM cache have been reduced

slk list wildcard evaluation for directories does only work if * replace the full name of a directory and not parts; this works: slk list /arch/*/k204221/INDEX.txt; but not: slk list /arch/b*/k204221/INDEX.txt
slk list SEARCH_ID collects all search results, first, and, then, prints them. This might take a while if many search results are found. Alternatively, you can run slk_helpers list_search on the same SEARCH_ID which will print search results continuously.
slk move allows to use the * wildcard to specify the source files; doing so will cause an error You do not have permission to access this endpoint
slk list does not print (Partial File) when partial file has been moved or renamed