HP procurve 8100fl series Management And Configuration Manual page 42

File and System Management
Managing Files
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Table 3-5. File Management Commands (Continued)
Command Description
copy The copy command uses a url to copy a
source-file to a target-file, with the following
conditions:
• url can be used to specify any one of the
following file transfer protocols: SCP or
TFTP. The url contains protocol, server,
and the complete path.
• source-file and target-file cannot be
identical.
• The target-file cannot specify a read-only
file system.
• Both the source-file and target-file cannot
specify remote file systems.
delete The delete command removes a target-file
from the system. The target-file must reside
on either a logical or physical file system that
is not designated read-only; it cannot
reference a remote file system.
dir The dir command generates a listing of files
located on file-system. file-system may be
followed by a glob pattern to filter the listing
for certain files. file-system must be either a
logical or physical partition; it cannot be a
remote file system.
erase The erase command removes all file entries
in file-system or the startup-config. The file-
system may only be flash: .
mkdir The mkdir command creates a directory on a
file system. directory must reference a file
system based on a hard disk drive. If the
directory already exists, no action is taken
and a warning message is produced. If the
directory is a subdirectory of another
directory that does not exist, no action is
taken and a warning message is produced.
more The more command displays the contents of
the target file as paged output. By default, the
system determines whether target=file is an
ASCII text file or a binary file and displays the
contents accordingly. The
forces the file to be displayed as a binary file
Syntax
copy <url> <source-
file> <target-file>
or the inverse:
copy <source-file>
<url> <target-file>
delete <target-file>
dir <file-system>
erase [ <file-
system> | startup-
config ]
mkdir <directory>
more [ /binary ]
<target-file>
/binary option