[Cyberduck-trac] [Cyberduck] #10447: No package for Raspberry Pi (ARM)

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#10447: No package for Raspberry Pi (ARM)
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 Reporter:  Sky_Paladin           |         Owner:
     Type:  feature               |        Status:  reopened
 Priority:  normal                |     Milestone:
Component:  cli                   |       Version:  6.7.1
 Severity:  normal                |    Resolution:
 Keywords:  Raspberry Pi, update  |  Architecture:
 Platform:                        |
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Description changed by dkocher:

Old description:

> Following the instructions given at
> (https://trac.cyberduck.io/wiki/help/en/howto/cli#DEBPackageRepository) I
> have installed duck CLI on a Raspberry Pi 3.  While attempting to use it
> to transfer data via webdav, I found the expected usage did not function,
> and the help option showed many commands were missing or out of date.
>
> I am not sure if this is a duck issue or a Raspberry Pi issue.  My
> suspicion is that version 0.12 is horribly out of date but I cannot find
> any indication as to what the current version duck should be, and seeing
> that I cannot select any Linux-style operating systems in the
> architecture or platform fields suggests it may not longer be supported.
>
> I hope to be corrected.
>
> More details:
>
> {{{
> $duck --v
> duck 0.12
> }}}
>

>
> {{{
> $sudo apt-get install duck
> duck is already the newest version (0.12)
> }}}
>

>
> {{{
> $duck -u (username)@(website).com --parallel 8 -e compare --upload
> davs://(website) ~/testfile.txt
> Unknown urlfix parameter: compare
> Available options are:
> TRAILING_PUNCTUATION
> TRAILING_QUOTES
> TRAILING_PARENT_DOT
> TRAILING_SLASH_DOT
> TRAILING_COLON
> TRAILING_SLASH_PARENT
> }}}
>

>
> {{{
> $duck -u (username)@(website).com --upload davs://(website)
> ~/testfile.txt
> Unknown option -
> Downloading to /tmp/duck6ehGYk
> errcode: 512
> errcode -1
> Unable to open user-specified upstream metadata file: pload
> }}}
>
> {{{
> $duck --help
> Usage: duck [options]
>   -h    --help                  display this usage information and exit
>   -q                            quiet mode, suppress all output
>   -v                            verbose mode
>   -n                            dry run, don't run any checks, just show
> what would be checked
>   --modules-dir=dir             path to check modules
>   --no-https                    do not try to find matching https URLs to
> http URLs
>   --no-check-certificate        do not check SSL certificates
>   --color=[auto,always,never]   auto (default): color on terminal, no
> color when piping output
>                                 or dumb terminal
>                                 never: no color output
>                                 always: show colored output always
>
>   --missing-helpers             display list of missing external helper
> tools
>
>   --disable-urlfix=<fix1,...>   disable specified url fix function(s).
> Use --disable-urlfix=list or
>                                 see duck(1) for available options and
> further information.
>   --enable-urlfix=<fix1,...>    enable specified url fix function(s).
> Use --enable-urlfix=list or
>                                 see duck(1) for available options and
> further information.
>
>   --tasks=[number]              Specify the number of checks allowed to
> run in parallel. Default value is 24.
>                                 This value must be an integer value >0.
>
>   --version                     display copyright and version information
>   Available module options:
>
>   -C            skip processing of copyright file
>   -c file       specify path to copyright file
>   -A            skip processing of appstream file
>   -P            skip processing of patch files
>   -F            skip processing of debian/control file
>   -f file       specify path to control file
>   -S            skip processing of systemd target files
>   -U            skip processing of upstream metadata file
>   -u file       specify path to upstream metadata file
>
> }}}

New description:

 Following the instructions given at
 (https://trac.cyberduck.io/wiki/help/en/howto/cli#DEBPackageRepository) I
 have installed duck CLI on a Raspberry Pi 3.  While attempting to use it
 to transfer data via webdav, I found the expected usage did not function,
 and the help option showed many commands were missing or out of date.

 I am not sure if this is a duck issue or a Raspberry Pi issue.  My
 suspicion is that version 0.12 is horribly out of date but I cannot find
 any indication as to what the current version duck should be, and seeing
 that I cannot select any Linux-style operating systems in the architecture
 or platform fields suggests it may not longer be supported.

 I hope to be corrected.

 More details:

 {{{
 $duck --v
 duck 0.12
 }}}



 {{{
 $sudo apt-get install duck
 duck is already the newest version (0.12)
 }}}

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