nfcp

nfcp [OPTIONS] SOURCE... DESTINATION

Performs file transfer operations with another hardserver using an interface compatible with rcp.

Each non-option argument can have the form HOST:PATH where HOST is the dotted decimal IPv4 address, or colon-separated hexadecimal IPv6 address, or DNS name of the target machine; and PATH is the location of the file or directory to be copied. IPv6 addresses must be surrounded by square brackets.

If the filename contains an unquoted *, ?, or [, it’s considered to be a glob pattern; in this case, DESTINATION must be a directory.

Option Description

-a, --append

Appends to destination file. Implies --force.

-f, --force

Overwrites files that exist at the destination.

-k, --use-kneti

Uses a local module KNETI to authenticate this client to the remote server. If this option is not specified, the hardserver’s software KNETI is used instead.

-P, --port=PORT

Sets the port through which to connect to the remote server.
Default: 9004.

--remote-esn=ESN

Specifies the ESN of the nToken to be used to authenticate the remote hardserver. Cannot be specified without the corresponding remote KNETI hash option.

--remote-hkneti=HKNETI

Specifies the KNETI hash to authenticate the remote hardserver.

-s, --sync

Accepts less performance for greater reliability.

-t, --text

Converts line endings for locally read files.

--target-directory=DIRECTORY

Moves all source arguments to DIRECTORY.

Option to address HSMs

-m, --module=MODULE

Specifies the number of the module use KNETI to use. This option is ignored unless --use-kneti has been used as well.
If you only have one module, <MODULE> is 1.
Default: 1.

Help options

-h, --help

Displays help for nfcp.

-u, --usage

Displays a brief usage summary for nfcp.

-v, --version

Displays the version number of the Security World Software that deploys nfcp.

-V, --verbose

Shows more information on copy progress.