CP Command In Linux + See Transfer Progress ð
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. Related Videos: Globs / Filename Expansion    âĒ What The GLOB?! Filename Expansion in Linux ðĶ  Soft links & Hard links    âĒ Links in Linux Are MORE CLEVER Than You Th...  Bash aliases - Guide + examples    âĒ Make YOUR OWN Commands With BASH ALIAS ðĶū  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)
