Using ftp on a k2 nearline san – Grass Valley K2 System Guide v.9.0 User Manual

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K2 FTP support

FTP command description

FTP command name

Supported

Passive

PASV

Supported

Representation type

TYPE

Not supported

File structure

STRU

Not supported

Transfer mode

MODE

Supported

Retrieve

RETR

Supported

Store

STOR

Not supported

Store unique

STOU

Not supported

Append (with create)

APPE

Not supported

Allocate

ALLO

Not supported

Restart

REST

Supported

Rename From

RNFR

Supported

Rename To

RNTO

Supported

Abort

ABOR

Supported

Delete

DELE

Supported

Remove directory

RMD

Supported

Make directory

MKD

Supported

Print working directory

PWD

Supported. Reports size in
number of video fields.

List

LIST

Supported

Name List

NLST

Supported

Site Parameters

SITE

Supported

System

SYST

Supported. Reports size in
Bytes.

Size of file (clip)

SIZE

Supported

Status

STAT

Supported

Help

HELP

Supported

No Operation

NOOP

Using FTP on a K2 Nearline SAN

A K2 Nearline SAN is considered an “offline” system, as it has no media database and is not capable
of direct playout of media. On this type of system the K2 FTP interface operates in file mode.
Therefore, procedures that apply to “online” K2 SANs do not globally apply to the Nearline SAN.
This includes procedures for streaming, import, export, and FTP.

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