Running AHFCTL Commands to Manage Service Upload Parameters

You need root access to ahfctl, or sudo access to run getserviceupload, setserviceupload, and unsetserviceupload commands.

Note:

The ahfctl getserviceupload, ahfctl setserviceupload, and ahfctl unsetserviceupload commands have been deprecated and removed in 23.3. Oracle recommends using the following commands instead.

ahfctl getupload replaces ahfctl getserviceupload
ahfctl setupload replaces ahfctl setserviceupload
ahfctl unsetupload replaces ahfctl unsetserviceupload

ahfctl getserviceupload

Use the ahfctl getserviceupload command to get service upload parameters.

You can run the getserviceupload command as root or a non-root user.

Syntax

ahfctl getserviceupload
[-h][--help]
[-all]
[-user USER]
[-password]
[-url URL]
[-proxy PROXY]
[-storetype STORETYPE]
[-secure SECURE]

Parameters

ahfctl getserviceupload Command Parameters

Parameter	Description
`all`	All of the parameters.
`user`	Specify the user who has the privileges to access the endpoint. For example, `upload.user@example.com`.
`password`	Specify the password of the user.
`url`	Specify the target URL to upload files in case of HTTPS type. For example, `https://samplehost.com`.
`proxy`	Specify the URL of the proxy server. For example, `www.example.com:80`.
`storetype`	Specify the Keystore format, for example, JKS and PKCS12.
`secure`	Specify `true` or `false`. Default value is `true`. Specifying the secure value checks for certificates. If `secure` is set to `false`, then the `upload` command will run an unsecure upload.

ahfctl setserviceupload

Use the ahfctl setserviceupload command to set service upload parameters.

You can run the setserviceupload command as root or a non-root user.

Syntax

ahfctl setserviceupload
[-h][--help]
[-all]
[-user USER]
[-password]
[-url URL]
[-proxy PROXY]
[-storetype STORETYPE]
[-secure SECURE]

Parameters

ahfctl setserviceupload Command Parameters

Parameter	Description
`all`	All of the parameters.
`user`	Specify the user who has the privileges to access the endpoint. For example, `upload.user@example.com`.
`password`	Specify the password of the user.
`url`	Specify the target URL to upload files in case of HTTPS type. For example, `https://samplehost.com`.
`proxy`	Specify the URL of the proxy server. For example, `www.example.com:80`.
`storetype`	Specify the Keystore format, for example, JKS and PKCS12.
`secure`	Specify `true` or `false`. Default value is `true`. Specifying the secure value checks for certificates. If `secure` is set to `false`, then the `upload` command will run an unsecure upload.

ahfctl unsetserviceupload

Use the ahfctl unsetserviceupload command to unset service upload parameters.

You can run the unsetserviceupload command as root or a non-root user.

Syntax

ahfctl unsetserviceupload
[-h][--help]
[-all]
[-user USER]
[-password]
[-url URL]
[-proxy PROXY]
[-storetype STORETYPE]
[-secure SECURE]

Parameters

ahfctl unsetserviceupload Command Parameters

Parameter	Description
`all`	All of the parameters.
`user`	Specify the user who has the privileges to access the endpoint. For example, `upload.user@example.com`.
`password`	Specify the password of the user.
`url`	Specify the target URL to upload files in case of HTTPS type. For example, `https://samplehost.com`.
`proxy`	Specify the URL of the proxy server. For example, `www.example.com:80`.
`storetype`	Specify the Keystore format, for example, JKS and PKCS12.
`secure`	Specify `true` or `false`. Default value is `true`. Specifying the secure value checks for certificates. If `secure` is set to `false`, then the `upload` command will run an unsecure upload.