scpRunning SCP in quiet mode
SCP (Secure Copy Protocol) is a network protocol used to securely transfer files between two computers. It can be run in quiet mode, which suppresses all output to the terminal.
Example code
scp -q <source> <destination>
Output example
No output
Code explanation
scp
: the command to run the Secure Copy Protocol-q
: the flag to run SCP in quiet mode<source>
: the file or directory to be copied<destination>
: the location to copy the file or directory to
Helpful links
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