Apple Xsan 1.4 - Manual (Page 168)

168 Appendix B Using the Command Line
Copying Files or Folders (cvcp)
You can use the cvcp command to perform high-speed file copies to or from an Xsan
volume. You can use this command to:
 Copy files or folders
 Copy tar-formatted data to a folder
 Copy a file or folder to a tar-formatted data stream
$ cvcp [options] source destination
show [pool] [long] List storage pool information for the active volume.
start volume [on]
[controller]
Start the volume based on the information in its configuration
file (/Library/Filesystems/Xsan/config/volume.cfg).
controller – The address of the controller to start the
volume’s FSM process on.
stat Display information about the active volume.
stop volume Stop the active volume and its FSM process.
up pool Allow access to the specified storage pool.
who Display client information for the active volume.
cvadmin command Description
Parameter Description
options See “cvcp Command Options,” below.
source The file or folder (directory) to be copied.
destination Where the copy is created.