CP Command In Linux + SHOW Transfer Progress

In this video we're gonna talk about "cp", which is short for copy and is another essential command that we use to... well, copy stuff from one place to another - one or more files or entire directory structures all at once. Oh, and since I've never met a single person who "straight up" knows how to display progress for a large file operation - I'm gonna show you a few different ways to do it at the end, so stick around.

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Chapters:

0:00 - Intro
0:54 - Command syntax
1:14 - Basic examples
2:36 - Copy multiple files
2:45 - Target flag -t
3:16 - Copy directories -r
3:58 - Interactive mode -i
4:36 - Force flag -f
5:00 - No overwriting -n
5:15 - Update newer -u
5:37 - Create backups -b
5:55 - Custom suffix -S
6:14 - Create symlinks -s
6:34 - Create hard links -l
7:30 - Dereference -L
7:40 - No dereference -P
7:48 - Archive flag -a
8:05 - Preserve option
8:23 - Verbose flag -v
8:54 - Query watchers (1)
9:19 - pv / progress / bar / gcp (2)
9:52 - rsync -rP (--progress) (3)

Тэги:

#linux_tutorial #linux_command_line_for_beginners #copy_command #cp_progress_bar

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