Command Line Interface Specification Linux Mac

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This option will display the long File version. This option is mutually exclusive with the -s
command line option. This option is implied unless the -s option is provided.
-s
This option will display the short File version. This option is mutually exclusive with the -l
command line option.
File
This is the name of the file or folder that needs to be displayed. When a file or directory does not
exist, the server will respond with the following message: “file or folder not found and the
application will be closed. When no file or directory is defined then the server could response
with the message “file or folder not found” message (this could be caused when no backup has
been made).
5.2 Format long File version
The long version will display the result in the following format:
<type>|<name>|<size in bytes>|<date created>|<date changed>|<version#>
The type indicator indicates if a field has to be displayed as a file or directory. Possible values are:
F (File)
D (Directory)
For a single-directory listing, the name will only contain the name of a file or directory and will
not contain the path. For a recursive directory listing the name will contain the full path. If the
name contains a “|” then the “|” will be replaced with a “\|”. As example “something|something”
will be replaced with “something\|something”. It is the choice of the user to delete the backslash.
The size of a file will be displayed in bytes. The size of a directory will be displayed in 0 bytes.
The date created and date changed displays the date when a file has been created or changed.
The directories will contain date created and date changed with the value 0. The date format for
files will be MM-DD-YYYY HH:MM:SS.