Shift can provide status on transfers currently in progress, and can report results of transfers that were performed within the past week. You can restart and complete any interrupted transfers or transfers that completed with errors.
Note: Transfers that have been inactive for more than a week cannot be restarted.
Check transfer status from a NAS high-end computing host (for example, pfe21):
pfe21% shiftc --status
Check transfer status from remote host (for example, your local system):
your_local_system% sup shiftc --status
Restart a transfer that has errors or was interrupted:
The examples in this section show how to display details about specific transfers that are listed in the output in the previous example.
TIP: Showing the detailed status of a single transfer might result in extremely large output, as a single transfer may contain hundreds, thousands, or even millions of transferred files—and multiple lines may be output for each file. Therefore, if you want to see the detailed status of a very large transfer, redirect the output to a file. For example:
shiftc --status --id=5 > status.id5
You can also search for files matching a given pattern, and show only their status. For example:
shiftc --status --id=1 --search=file2
Show the detailed status of all operations in transfer #2, from your local system: