6.5 HP StoreAll OS User Guide

PUT /<urlpath>/<account_name>/<container_name>/<object_id> HTTP/1.1 ["Sync-Requested: 1"]
4. View the list of objects in the container. “Viewing the contents of a container” (page 209).
5. Download files from your share:
NOTE: Enter the following commands on one line.
curl -o <local_pathname> http://<IP_address:port>/
<urlpath>/<account_name>/<container_name>/
<object_id> -u <username>:<password>
For example:
curl -o C:\temp\myLocalFile.txt http://192.168.2.2/
obj/qa1\\administrator/container-a/mydir1/mysubdir2/
myobj.xyz -u qa1\\jsmith:mypassword
In this instance:
• qa1\administrator is the administrator’s account
• qa1\jsmith is the user making the HTTP request, who has been granted read access
to objects in the administrator's "container-a" container.
Double backslashes were used in this example instead of quotes to preserve the backslash
HTTP version of the command
GET /<urlpath>/<account_name>/<container_name> HTTP/1.1
Viewing the list of containers for an account
You can request a list of all of the containers created for an account and certain metadata of those
containers.
To view the containers for a given account:
NOTE: Enter the following command on one line.
curl http://<IP_address>:<port>/<urlpath>/
<account_name> -u <username>:<password>
For example:
curl http://192.168.2.2/obj/qa1\\
administrator -u qa1\\
administrator:mypassword
The list of all containers created by the user associated with the given account are returned in
JSON format. For example:
[
{
"name":"container-a",
"attributes" : {
"system::size" : 4096,
"system::ownerUserId" : "administrator",
"system::permissions" : 700
}
},
{ "name":"container-b",
"attributes" : {
"system::size" : 4096,
"system::ownerUserId" : "administrator",
"system::permissions" : 775
}
}
]
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