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SoS utility supports files and sosreport with the upload sub-command

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      .SOS supports additional files uploading functionality

      With this update, you can now upload arbitrary files to the customer portal and Secure FTP (SFTP) server by using the SOS utility. Previously, there was a limitation to upload only a SOS report archive. For example, you could use the `sos report --upload` command to create and upload a SOS archive only either to the customer portal or a SFTP server. Other than the SOS archive, uploading of other files or even an existing SOS report archive was not possible. As a result of this enhancement, you can directly share `sosreports` or other arbitrary files at the customer portal or a SFTP server by using SOS commands. For example:

      * `sos upload _<filename>_`: To share a single file.
      * `sos report --upload`, `sos collect --upload`: To collect and upload a SOS archive.
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      .SOS supports additional files uploading functionality With this update, you can now upload arbitrary files to the customer portal and Secure FTP (SFTP) server by using the SOS utility. Previously, there was a limitation to upload only a SOS report archive. For example, you could use the `sos report --upload` command to create and upload a SOS archive only either to the customer portal or a SFTP server. Other than the SOS archive, uploading of other files or even an existing SOS report archive was not possible. As a result of this enhancement, you can directly share `sosreports` or other arbitrary files at the customer portal or a SFTP server by using SOS commands. For example: * `sos upload _<filename>_`: To share a single file. * `sos report --upload`, `sos collect --upload`: To collect and upload a SOS archive.
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      Sos now contains "upload" subcommand allowing arbitrary files to be uploaded not just sosreports.

      This story is a tracker for the new SoS Upload subsystem for QE and Docs teams.

        1. RHEL-91159_sos-4.9.1-2_RHEL9.6_test_procedure.txt
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        2. RHEL-91159_sos-4.9.1-2_RHEL8.10_test_procedure.txt
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        3. RHEL-91159_sos-4.9.1-2_RHEL10.0_test_procedure.txt
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              rhn-support-jcastillo Jose Castillo
              rhn-support-jcastillo Jose Castillo
              Jose Castillo Jose Castillo
              Miroslav Hradilek Miroslav Hradilek
              Mayur Patil Mayur Patil
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