mega-cp /home/user/documents /mega/backup

The command you've written appears to be a reference to a command that might be used in a Linux or Unix-like system to copy files and directories. However, `mega-cp` suggests that it might be related to Mega, a cloud storage service that provides command-line tools for file operations.

If you're trying to copy files from a local directory (`/home/user/documents`) to a Mega cloud storage directory (`/mega/backup`), you would typically need to have the Mega command-line interface installed.

Here's how you might do it if you have `megacmd` installed:

1. **Install MegaCMD**: If you haven't already, you can install MegaCMD from the Mega website or through a package manager.

2. **Login to Mega**: Before copying files, make sure you're logged into your Mega account:
   ```bash
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   ```

3. **Copy Files**: Use the `mega-cp` command as follows:
   ```bash
   mega-cp /home/user/documents /mega/backup
   ```

This command should copy the contents from the local `documents` folder to the `backup` folder in your Mega cloud storage.

### Important Notes:
- Make sure that you have the necessary permissions to access the `documents` directory.
- Ensure there's enough space in your Mega account to accommodate the files you're copying.
- The command may differ slightly depending on the version of the MegaCMD tool you have.

If `mega-cp` is not recognized, verify that MegaCMD is installed correctly and that you have the appropriate environment set up to use the command.