It may not give you what you're looking for entirely though. The Globus CLI uses that for `globus task show -t` if you would rather get the information there. You would need to talk to the admins of that server to request such access.Īlso, you can get a list of which files were successful in a transfer.įor getting the list of files transferred, the `endpoint_manager_task_successful_transfers` call in the Globus SDK could be used:
You would have to have shell access to the server hosting the remote endpoint to be able to use that command. The 'du' command is a standard Linux command, and is not related to the Globus CLI. In regards to the directory size, if you have local shell access, a ‘du’ is probably a good option. To do so, Press Windows Key + R and type CMD. You are correct in that Globus does not provide the total size of a directory (folder), the total number of files, or the number of files selected for transfer. To use this for viewing the folder size, perform these steps Open the command prompt with elevated privileges.
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