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  7. SMB Upload

SMB Upload

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Last modified: 23 July 2020

The SMB Upload build runner enables TeamCity to upload files/directories to Windows shares via Server Message Block (SMB) protocol.

The settings common for all runners are described in Configuring Build Steps; this page details the SMB Upload settings.

tip

The fields below support parameter references: any text between percentage signs (%) is considered a reference to a property by TeamCity. To prevent TeamCity from treating the text in the percentage signs as a property reference, use two percentage signs to escape them: for example, if you want to pass "%Y%m%d%H%M%S" into the build, change it to "%%Y%%m%%d%%H%%M%%S".

Option

Description

Deployment Target

Target URL

The URL should point to a host + share at least. Subdirectories are allowed here and will be created if missing. Valid examples:

\\host\share_name
\\host\share_name\some\path
\\host\c$\Temp

Note that the files with matching names will be rewritten in the target directory.

Name resolution

The DNS only name resolution allows switching JCIFS to "DNS-only" mode. May fix perfomance or out of memory exceptions (see this bitbucket issue for details). Is equivalent to following JCIFS settings:

-Djcifs.resolveOrder=DNS
-Djcifs.smb.client.dfs.disabled=true

Deployment Credentials

Username

Specify the username

Password

Specify the password

Domain

Specify the domain

Deployment Source

Path to sources

Specify the deployment sources as a newline- or comma-separated list of paths to files/directories.

The field supports Ant-style wildcard patterns (for example, dir/**/*.zip ).
You can also specify a target directory to be created using the file => directory pattern (for example, *.zip => winFiles,unix/distro.tgz => linuxFiles will create the winFiles and linuxFiles directories, and respectively put the declared files inside them).