mega-cp /path/to/source

It seems like you're referring to a command or tool called `mega-cp`, which is likely related to MEGA, a cloud storage service known for offering secure file storage and sharing. The `mega-cp` command is typically used in the context of transferring files between your local file system and MEGA's cloud storage. If you're looking to perform a file copy operation using `mega-cp`, the basic syntax usually looks like this: ``` mega-cp /path/to/source MEGA:/path/to/destination ``` Here's a brief breakdown: - `/path/to/source`: This is the local path to the files or directories you want to copy. - `MEGA:/path/to/destination`: This is the destination path on MEGA where you want to upload the files. The `MEGA:` prefix indicates that you are specifying a destination on MEGA's cloud. ### Example If you wanted to upload a directory named `myfiles` from your local machine to a folder named `backup` in your MEGA account, you would run: ``` mega-cp /path/to/myfiles/ MEGA:/backup/ ``` ### Important Notes: 1. **Authentication**: Make sure you're logged in to your MEGA account via the command-line tool before running this command. You typically log in using `mega-login` command. 2. **Paths**: Ensure that all paths are correct. You may want to use absolute paths to avoid confusion. 3. **Flags**: There may be various flags you can use with `mega-cp` to modify its behavior (e.g., recursive copying, logging, etc.), so consult the documentation or run `mega-cp --help` for more details. ### Installation If you haven't installed the MEGA command line tool yet, you may need to download and install it from MEGA's official website or through a package manager, depending on your operating system. If you need more specific help or have questions about a particular aspect of using `mega-cp`, feel free to ask!