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./chorctl check one two --bucket=testbucket
Usage:
chorctl check <from_storage> <to_storage> --bucket=<bucket_name> [flags]
Flags:
-b, --check-bucket string check bucket name
-h, --help help for check
This seems to hint to construct a command like:
./chorctl check one two --bucket=testbucket --check-bucket=testbucket
But that does not work, and seems illogical.
My hypothesis is that --bucket=$bucketname is a remnant of the past and has been superseded by --check-bucket=$bucketname incarnation.
But that is not sufficient and results in the following error being thrown:
I wanted to check replication of a testbucket:
This seems to hint to construct a command like:
But that does not work, and seems illogical.
My hypothesis is that
--bucket=$bucketname
is a remnant of the past and has been superseded by--check-bucket=$bucketname
incarnation.But that is not sufficient and results in the following error being thrown:
This command however, works:
So the
--user
seems to be a required flagThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: