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     "href": "submission/submission-guide.html#submit-your-files",
     "title": "Submission guide",
     "section": "Submit your files",
-    "text": "Submit your files\nOnce your files are encrypted, you are ready to start uploading them.\n\n\nparams = new URLSearchParams(document.location.href.split('?')[1])\n\nformatConf = (data) => {\n    let conf = \"\"\n    for (const key in data) {\n        conf += `${key} = ${data[key]}\\n`\n    }\n    return conf\n}\n\ncheckLogin = () => {\n    if (params.has(\"code\") && params.has(\"state\")) {\n        fetch(`{{< env LOGIN_URL >}}/cors_login?${params.toString()}`, {credentials: 'include'})\n            .then(data => data.json())\n            .then(r => {\n               let s3conf = formatConf(r[\"S3Conf\"])\n\n               let element = document.createElement('a')\n               element.setAttribute('href', 'data:text/plain;charset=utf-8,' +\n                                             encodeURIComponent(s3conf))\n               element.setAttribute('download', 's3cmd.conf')\n               element.innerHTML = \"download s3conf\"\n               element.click()\n            })\n    }\n}\ncheckLogin();\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nObtain the configuration file\nThe sda-cli tool requires a configuration file with the relevant settings. You can get the configuration file by logging in to our service.\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNote\n\n\n\nThe sda-cli tool builds on the s3 technology for storing data. If you choose to not use the provided configuration file, we recommend setting the multipart chunk size significantly higher than the default 5 Mbyte. It can be set up to 2 Gbytes but values above 100 Mbyte will probably have only little effect on the throughput. The following section requires the usage of [username] when uploading files. The username refers to the value of the secret_key in the downloaded configuration file. Make sure to get it from the configuration file and use it every time the sda-cli command is issued.\n\n\nUpload the files\nFiles can be uploaded with or without folders. Files can be uploaded individually using:\n\nLinuxMacWindows\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> <encrypted_file_1_to_upload> <encrypted_file_2_to_upload> ...\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> <encrypted_file_1_to_upload> <encrypted_file_2_to_upload> ...\n\n\nsda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> <encrypted_file_1_to_upload> <encrypted_file_2_to_upload> ...\n\n\n\nThe folder structure of the uploaded files will be preserved in the remote archive.\nMany times it might be easier to upload a directory directly though. This can be done with the -r flag:\n\nLinuxMacWindows\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> -r <folder_to_upload>\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> -r <folder_to_upload>\n\n\nsda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> -r <folder_to_upload>\n\n\n\n\nMore information on the capabilites of the sda-cli can be found using the tool’s built-in help:\n\nLinuxMacWindows\n\n\n./sda-cli help\n\n\n./sda-cli help\n\n\nsda-cli help"
+    "text": "Submit your files\nOnce your files are encrypted, you are ready to start uploading them.\n\nObtain the configuration file\nThe sda-cli tool requires a configuration file with the relevant settings. You can get the configuration file by logging in to our service.\nUpload the files\nFiles can be uploaded with or without folders. Files can be uploaded individually using:\n\nLinuxMacWindows\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> <encrypted_file_1_to_upload> <encrypted_file_2_to_upload> ...\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> <encrypted_file_1_to_upload> <encrypted_file_2_to_upload> ...\n\n\nsda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> <encrypted_file_1_to_upload> <encrypted_file_2_to_upload> ...\n\n\n\nThe folder structure of the uploaded files will be preserved in the remote archive.\nMany times it might be easier to upload a directory directly though. This can be done with the -r flag:\n\nLinuxMacWindows\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> -r <folder_to_upload>\n\n\n./sda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> -r <folder_to_upload>\n\n\nsda-cli upload -config <configuration_file> -r <folder_to_upload>\n\n\n\n\nMore information on the capabilites of the sda-cli can be found using the tool’s built-in help:\n\nLinuxMacWindows\n\n\n./sda-cli help\n\n\n./sda-cli help\n\n\nsda-cli help"
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