Updating file transfer example output
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Receiving a File from an OBC
Next, we'll request that the OBC send us the log file that was created by running the on-command
logic in our mission application::
- $ kubos-file-client download /home/kubos/oncommand-output -r 10.0.2.20 -p 8008
+ $ kubos-file-client download /home/system/log/apps/info.log -r 10.0.2.20 -p 8008
We're not specifying a destination file, which will result in the transferred file being saved as
`oncommand-output` in our current directory.
@@ -106,8 +106,8 @@ The output from the client should look like this:
.. code-block:: none
17:56:27 [INFO] Starting file transfer client
- 17:56:27 [INFO] Downloading remote: /home/kubos/oncommand-output to local: oncommand-output
- 17:56:27 [INFO] -> { import, /home/kubos/oncommand-output }
+ 17:56:27 [INFO] Downloading remote: /home/system/log/apps/info.log to local: info.log
+ 17:56:27 [INFO] -> { import, /home/system/log/apps/info.log }
17:56:27 [INFO] <- { 796611, true, 1a564e8da7b83c2d6a2a44d447855f6d, 1, 33188 }
17:56:27 [INFO] -> { 796611, 1a564e8da7b83c2d6a2a44d447855f6d, false, [0, 1] }
17:56:27 [INFO] <- { 796611, 1a564e8da7b83c2d6a2a44d447855f6d, 0, chunk_data }
@@ -117,8 +117,12 @@ The output from the client should look like this:
We can then check the contents of the transferred file::
- $ cat oncommand-output
- Current available memory: 496768 kB
- Current available memory: 497060 kB
- 1970-01-01 01:11:23.947890: Current available memory: 496952 kB
+ $ cat info.log
+ /home/system/log/apps # cat info.log
+ Jan 1 00:07:18 Kubos my-mission-app: OnBoot logic
+ Jan 1 00:07:21 Kubos my-mission-app: OnBoot logic
+ Jan 1 00:07:24 Kubos my-mission-app: OnCommand logic
+ Jan 1 00:18:55 Kubos my-mission-app: Current available memory: 496768 kB
+ Jan 1 00:23:21 Kubos my-mission-app: Current available memory: 497060 kB
+ Jan 1 00:25:43 Kubos my-mission-app: Current available memory: 496952 kB
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