It seems like you're referring to a command that might be related to copying files, perhaps using a tool called `mega-cp` from the MEGA.nz cloud storage service. However, the specific syntax and usage can vary based on the version and context of the command.
If you're looking to copy files or directories from a local folder to your MEGA.nz account using `mega-cp`, the general syntax would typically look like this:
```bash
mega-cp /path/to/source/folder /path/to/destination/in/mega
```
Here’s a brief breakdown of the command:
- `mega-cp`: This is the command used to copy files to and from your MEGA.nz cloud storage.
- `/path/to/source/folder`: This is the local path of the folder you want to copy.
- `/path/to/destination/in/mega`: This is the path in your MEGA.nz account where you want the folder to be copied.
**Example:**
If your source folder is located at `/home/user/documents` and you want to copy it to your MEGA drive in a folder named `backup`, the command would look like this:
```bash
mega-cp /home/user/documents /mega/backup
```
### Prerequisites:
- You should have the MEGA command-line interface installed on your system.
- You need to be logged into your MEGA account using the command line tool.
- Ensure you have the necessary permissions to access both the local files and your MEGA storage.
### Additional Tips:
- You can check the `mega-cp` command's options by running `mega-cp --help` in the terminal to see available flags and usages.
- If you want to mirror or sync files instead of just copying, MEGA's CLI might provide other commands or parameters to accomplish that.
If you have more specific questions about `mega-cp` or a different context, feel free to ask!
Update (2025-07-10):
It looks like you're referring to the command `mega-cp`, which is a part of the MEGAsync tool that allows users to efficiently upload or download files to and from MEGA cloud storage. The command syntax you provided suggests that you want to copy files from a local folder to MEGA.
Here's a general breakdown of how to use the `mega-cp` command:
### Basic Syntax
```bash
mega-cp [options]
```
### Example Command
To copy all files from a local directory to your MEGA account, you would use:
```bash
mega-cp /path/to/source/folder /path/to/mega/destination/folder
```
### Common Options
- `-r` or `--recursive`: To copy directories and their contents recursively.
- `-u` or `--update`: To skip files that are already on MEGA and are identical to the source.
- `-v` or `--verbose`: To display detailed information about the copy process.
### Example Usage
```bash
# To copy a local directory to your MEGA root directory
mega-cp -r /path/to/source/folder /MEGA/targetfolder/
```
### Important Notes
1. Make sure you have the MEGA command-line tools installed and authenticated on your machine.
2. Ensure your synchronization and permission settings on the MEGA cloud are set up correctly for the destination folder.
If you provide more specific details about what you're trying to accomplish with `mega-cp`, I could offer more tailored assistance!
Update (2025-12-12):
It looks like you are trying to use the `mega-cp` command, which is part of the MEGA.nz command-line interface for transferring files to and from your MEGA cloud storage. However, you have not specified any destination for the copy operation.
The general syntax for using `mega-cp` is as follows:
```bash
mega-cp [options]
```
Here's how you can use `mega-cp` to copy a folder to your MEGA cloud storage:
1. **To copy a folder from your local path to MEGA:**
```bash
mega-cp /path/to/source/folder/ mega:/path/to/destination/
```
Here, `/path/to/source/folder/` is the local folder you want to upload, and `mega:/path/to/destination/` is the target folder in your MEGA account.
2. **To copy a folder from MEGA to your local path:**
```bash
mega-cp mega:/path/to/source/folder/ /path/to/destination/
```
In this case, `mega:/path/to/source/folder/` is the folder in your MEGA account you want to download, and `/path/to/destination/` is where it will be stored locally.
3. **Using options:**
- You can use various options such as `--recursive` to upload directories, `--no-overwrite` to avoid overwriting existing files, etc. Check the help menu for more options by running:
```bash
mega-cp --help
```
Make sure you have installed the MEGA command-line tools and authenticated your session before running these commands. If you need further help, let me know!
