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If you are using Linux, you can alternatively access NBIA Data Retriever's command-line interface, which does not require the desktop environment.
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In the two sample commands that follow, the -l <credential file> option is required when the manifest file contains series from restricted collections, and unnecessary when the manifest file contains series from public collections only. |
To run the NBIA Data Retriever on CentOS, run the following sample command.
Code Block /opt/NBIADataRetriever/NBIADataRetriever --cli <location>/<manifest file name>.tcia -d <parent location>/<download directory> -l <location>/<credential file> -v –f
Tip The -l <credential file> option is required when the manifest file contains series from restricted collections but unnecessary if the manifest file only contains public data. To run the NBIA Data Retriever on Ubuntu, run the following sample command.
Code Block /opt/nbia-data-retriever/nbia-data-retriever --cli <location>/<manifest file name>.tcia -d <parent location>/<download directory> -l <location>/<credential file> -v –f
Tip The -l <credential file> option is required when the manifest file contains series from restricted collections, and is unnecessary when the manifest file contains series from public collections only. Tip A credential file is a text file that passes the user's credentials in the following format:
Code Block userName=YourUserName passWord=YourPassword
The parameters "userName" and "passWord" are case-sensitive.
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