Options:

-D  dataType - the data type string
-f  force - write data-object even it exists already; overwrite it
-k  checksum - calculate a checksum on the data
-K  verify checksum - calculate and verify the checksum on the data
-N  numThreads - the number of thread to use for the transfer. A value of
      0 means no threading. By default (-N option not used) the server 
      decides the number of threads to use.
-Q  use RBUDP (datagram) protocol for the data transfer
-R  resource - specifies the resource to store to. This can also be specified
    in your environment or via a rule set up by the administrator.
-r  recursive - store the whole subdirectory
-T  renew socket connection after 10 minutes
-v  verbose
-V  Very verbose
-X  restartFile - specifies that the restart option is on and the
    restartFile input specifies a local file that contains the restart info.
-h  this help
 
Usage:

To put a file into PetaShare:

$ pput [localFile] [PetaShareDirectory]

To put a directory into PetaShare:

$ pput -r [localDirectory] [PetaShareDirectory]


To put directory into the specific PetaShare resource:

$ pput -r [localDirectory] /petashare/SITENAME/tempZone/home/USERNAME/[PetaShareDirectory]

or,

$ pput -R SITENAME -r [localDirectory] [PetaShareDirectory]