tfactl setupload

Use the tfactl setupload command to set upload parameters.

Note:

The tfactl setupload command has been deprecated in 21.1. Oracle recommends using ahfctl setupload instead.

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

Syntax

tfactl setupload
[-h][--help]
[-all]
[-type TYPE]
[-name NAME]
[-user USER]
[-password]
[-server SERVER]
[-url URL]
[-proxy PROXY]
[-noauth NOAUTH]
[-https_token HTTPS_TOKEN]
[-request REQUEST]
[-header HEADER]
[-secure SECURE]
[-connectstring CONNECTSTRING]
[-uploadtable UPLOADTABLE]

Parameters

tfactl setupload Command Parameters

Parameter	Description
`all`	All of the parameters.
`type`	Specify the type of an endpoint. For example, `https`, `sftp`, or `sqlnet`.
`name`	Specify a unique descriptive name to your configuration. For example, `mosconfig` to upload to My Oracle Support.
`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.
`server`	Specify the name of the server to which you want to upload files. For example, `bugsftp.example.com`.
`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`.
`noauth`	Specify `true` and `false`. Default value is `false`. If `noauth` is set to `true`, then HTTPS upload will skip authentication. For example, upload files to PAR, Pre Authenticated URL where no user/password authentication is required.
`request`	Specify the request type, for example, `POST`.
`https_token`	Specify any static header values while configuring. For example, set auth tokens while configuring the HTTPS end point. For example, `tfactl setupload -name config -type https -https_token 'abc:13'`. You can also pass dynamic headers at upload time by passing the `-https_token headers` command option to `tfactl upload` command. For example: `-H 'X-TFA-REQUESTID: 1'`.
`header`	Stores the `executionId` in the `ahf.properties` file. For example, to set the header:`tfactl setupload -name a1 -type https -header X-TFA-HEADERS:executionId=aeldb1db01_2020.06.16_19.20.55.15336025`
`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.
`connectstring`	Specify the database connect string to log in to the database where you want to upload files. For example, `(DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = host)(PORT = 1521))(CONNECT_DATA =(SERVER = DEDICATED)(SERVICE_NAME = orcl)))`.
`uploadtable`	Specify the name of the table where you want to upload files as `BLOB` type. For example, for uploading Oracle ORAchk collections to the Collection Manager it is set to `RCA13_DOCS`.

To setup MOS configuration:

tfactl setupload -name mos -type https -user sample_user@domain.com -url https://transport.oracle.com/upload/issue

To set proxy for MOS configuration:

tfactl setupload -name mos -type https -proxy www-proxy.server.com:80

To upload to MOS using tfactl upload:

tfactl upload -name mos -id 3-23104325631 -file /opt/oracle.ahf/data/repository/auto_srdc_ORA-00600_20200706T18:58:09_myserver1.zip

To upload to MOS using tfactl diagcollect:

tfactl diagcollect -upload mos -srdc ORA-00600 -id 3-23104325631

tfactl diagcollect -srdc ORA-00600 -sr 3-23104325631

Note:

Ensure that the configuration name is mos.