mantagetLimits: Returns Manta durability level, connection timeouts and...

Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples

Description

Reports the mantaRSDK settings structure and default/current values. Includes the number of copies of an object stored on the Manta service durability_level which can be from 2 to 6, the number of directory entries retrieved in one HTTPS call max_limit set to the maximum of 1000 by default. The other settings recieve_timeout, sent_timeout and connect_timeout are for HTTPS transfer sessions and are set with values in seconds.

Usage

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mantaGetLimits(all = TRUE, durability_level = FALSE,
  connect_timeout = FALSE, send_timeout = FALSE, receive_timeout = FALSE,
  max_limit = FALSE, json = FALSE)

Arguments

all

logical, optional, Get all limits values

durability_level

logical, optional. Get durability level.

connect_timeout

logical, optional. Get connect timeout.

send_timeout,

logical, optional. Get send timeout.

receive_timeout,

logical, optional. Get recieve timeout.

max_limit

logical, optional. Get the maximum number of directory entries transferred in one HTTPS call (upper limit 1000 is the default)

json

logical, optional. Set TRUE to return values in JSON

Value

JSON or R values as specified.

See Also

mantaSetLimits

Other mantaAccount: mantaAccount; mantaSetLimits; mantaWhoami

Examples

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## Not run: 
## Save all current settings with:
limits <- mantaGetLimits(all = TRUE)
limits
## Change one or all settings, set with:
mantaSetLimits(limits)

## End(Not run)

joyent/mantaRSDK documentation built on May 19, 2019, 10:43 p.m.