Connecting to Hitachi HCP

[Dan Giles]

This is concerning the CLI.

I am trying to configure CyberDuck to connect to an Hitachi HCP object storage array. It took some doing, but I am nearly there. There are some files and folders in the bucket I am connecting to. If I list the bucket (--list hcp:/bucket_name/) I get a listing of the files, but no directories. If I add the directory (hcp:/bucket_name/dir) it comes back empty..

Profile:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">

<plist version="1.0">

   <dict>

<key>Protocol</key>

        <string>s3</string>

<key>Vendor</key>

        <string>hcp</string>

<key>Scheme</key>

        <string>http</string>

<key>Description</key>

        <string>backups profile</string>

<key>Default Port</key>

        <string>80</string>

<key>Default Hostname</key>

    <string>fuly_qualified_host_name</string>

<key>Hostname Configurable</key>

        <false/>

    <key>Port Configurable</key>

        <false/>

   </dict>

</plist>

Connect using

duck --profile C:\Progra~2\Cyberduck\profiles\pembina-tapes.cyberduckprofile --username access_key--password secret_key --list hcp:/backup/

just lists the files there

duck --profile C:\Progra~2\Cyberduck\profiles\pembina-tapes.cyberduckprofile --username access_key--password secret_key --list hcp:/backup/TSM/

comes back empty

Second question: how do you suppress the prompt

Secret Access Key will be sent in plaintext. Please contact your web hosting service provider for assistance.

Continue (y) or Disconnect (n):  (y/n): y

[Dan Giles]

I should mention that I can see these subdirectories in the GUI.

[David Kocher]

Use -y,--assumeyes to dismiss all prompts.

— David

[Dan Giles]

Thanks for that David. I still need to know why it doesn't list any directories under the bucket.