Get reads and streams the contents of a file from the target.
The file is streamed by sequential messages, each containing up to
64KB of data. A final message is sent prior to closing the stream
that contains the hash of the data sent. An error is returned
if the file does not exist or there was an error reading the file.

TransferToRemote transfers the contents of a file from the target to a
specified remote location. The response contains the hash of the data
transferred. An error is returned if the file does not exist, the file
transfer fails, or if there was an error reading the file. This is a
blocking call until the file transfer is complete.

Put streams data into a file on the target. The file is sent in
sequential messages, each message containing up to 64KB of data. A final
message must be sent that includes the hash of the data sent. An
error is returned if the location does not exist or there is an error
writing the data. If no checksum is received, the target must assume the
operation is incomplete and remove the partially transmitted file. The
target should initially write the file to a temporary location so a failure
does not destroy the original file.

Stat returns metadata about a file on the target. An error is returned
if the file does not exist of there is an error in accessing the metadata.

Remove removes the specified file from the target. An error is
returned if the file does not exist, is a directory, or the remove
operation encounters an error (e.g., permission denied).

hash of the file.

hash of the file.

Permissions are represented as the octal format of standard UNIX
file permissions.
ex. 775: user read/write/execute, group read/write/execute,
global read/execute.

Nanoseconds since epoch.

Permissions are represented as the octal format of standard UNIX
file permissions.
ex. 775: user read/write/execute, group read/write/execute,
global read/execute.
The value returned in this field should be the octal number. No base
conversion should be required to read the value. For example, 0755
should result in the permissions field holding the value 755, 4644
results in the permissions field being 4644, and so on.

Default file creation mask. Represented as the octal format of
standard UNIX mask.

Details to download the remote_file being requested to a remote location.

hash of the file.

The path information containing where to download the data from or to.
For HTTP(S), this will be the URL (i.e. foo.com/file.tbz2).
For SFTP and SCP, this will be the address:/path/to/file
(i.e. host.foo.com:/bar/baz).

Optional source address used to initiate connections from the device.
It can be either an IPv4 address or an IPv6 address, depending on the
connection's destination address.

Label to disambiguate path.

Elements of the path.

The name of the element in the path.

Map of key (attribute) name to value.

The gNOI service semantic version.