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I have ubuntu installed and i am trying to upload a file from local to Azure blob storage, it looks like there is some syntax issue
azcopy --source "/home/ubuntu/Documents/PG_ps/New_Test_PG_New2020_08_19_10_02_PM.sql" --destination "https://Tesbackup.blob.core.windows.net/testcontainer/New_Test_PG_New2020_08_19_10_02_PM.sql?mySAStoken"
Can someone please tell me what am i missing here?
@F Ahmed I tested the command on my Linux machine and did not have issues with the formatting. Please provide the error message you a receiving so we can further debug.
What's the error message?
Please refer the below document which has syntax and examples given for AzCopy -
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@F Ahmed You should remove this --source and --destination are not parameter names
Hope this helps!
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