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rdms:access:linux:icommands [2025/04/22 08:35] – [Common iCommands Usage Examples] burcurdms:access:linux:icommands [2025/07/03 11:48] (current) – [Common iCommands Usage Examples] Note about ibun and symlinks jelte
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     "irods_port": 1247,     "irods_port": 1247,
     "irods_ssl_verify_server": "cert",     "irods_ssl_verify_server": "cert",
-    "irods_user_name": "<emailadress>,+    "irods_user_name": "<emailadress>",
     "irods_zone_name": "sdrugZone"     "irods_zone_name": "sdrugZone"
 } }
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   * The bundling and extraction operations do not display a progress. For large folders/archives, it might take a longer time to finish while your terminal seems to be stuck.   * The bundling and extraction operations do not display a progress. For large folders/archives, it might take a longer time to finish while your terminal seems to be stuck.
   * If you want to overwrite, you can again use the additional ''-f'' flag.   * If you want to overwrite, you can again use the additional ''-f'' flag.
 +  * Notes that extraction via ''ibun -x'' will fail if your archive contains symlinks as they are not supported by ''ibun'' (also see info in the [[rdms:bestpractices|Best Practices]] section). 
  
 **Assigning Data Permission**\\ **Assigning Data Permission**\\
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 **How to manage files in the RDMS trash folder**\\ **How to manage files in the RDMS trash folder**\\
-Files that have been deleted either via the web interface or using  the command''irm'' are not permanently removed from the system, but are stored in the ''trash'' folder of the RDMS. Should you wish to empty your ''trash'' folder, you can simply run the ''irmtrash'' command without any further parameter.+Files that have been deleted either via the web interface or using  the command ''irm'' are not permanently removed from the system, but are stored in the ''trash'' folder of the RDMS. Should you wish to empty your ''trash'' folder, you can simply run the ''irmtrash'' command without any further parameter.
  
 If you wish to restore files in the ''trash'' folder using ''iCommands'', you can do so by running the following commands: If you wish to restore files in the ''trash'' folder using ''iCommands'', you can do so by running the following commands: