scpHow to run SCP in verbose mode?
To run SCP in verbose mode, use the -v
flag. For example:
scp -v <source> <destination>
This will output the progress of the file transfer, including the amount of data transferred, the speed of the transfer, and the estimated time remaining.
The -v
flag can be combined with other flags, such as -r
for recursive transfer, -P
for port number, and -C
for compression.
Parts of the code:
-v
: flag to enable verbose mode<source>
: the file or directory to be transferred<destination>
: the location to which the file or directory will be transferred
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