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da_fog 11-21-2008 08:20 AM

How can i see copy percent ?
 
I wanna see the percent of being copy file/folder . Is there any command for see that status ?
Please, I need to know it urgently


thanks

TB0ne 11-21-2008 08:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by da_fog (Post 3349875)
I wanna see the percent of being copy file/folder . Is there any command for see that status ?
Please, I need to know it urgently
thanks

This isn't urgent for anyone but you. Don't flag things as urgent, we all volunteer our time here.

You don't say anything about what you're using to copy. Are you doing it through a GUI, command line, or what? Over the network, or from one place to another on a machine? Using what version of linux???

If you'd like help, provide some useful information.

Tuttle 11-21-2008 08:41 AM

Hi and welcome.

I suggest you install Midnight Commander or "mc", it is a console file manager.

Navigate with arrow keys, it will show you the progress files being copied.

Tuttle 11-21-2008 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 3349882)
This isn't urgent for anyone but you.

Your point?
Quote:

Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 3349882)
Don't flag things as urgent, we all volunteer our time here.

I won't get paid? Shit!

pixellany 11-21-2008 08:58 AM

The point--I assume--was that people are not supposed to use the word "urgent". I think that LQ should have an automatic word-substitution routine, For example, we might have the following substitutions:

urgent-->fluffy
s**t-->apple
holy s**t-->wormy apply
#$^@#^!!!-->aww, shucks!!!

As for pay, **I** get paid!!! If you want to know the secret, write me privately.

da_fog 11-21-2008 09:06 AM

Thx all for nice comments...

BTW... I need that bcoz i m in hurry then, n i m using sftp to my server... i need to copy more then 40GB from 1 HD 2 another. n I wanna see the percent while data is copying ... So, i use flag URGENT.
I think no1 use this flag without any reason. Plz think urself a newbie n place a setuation like that , then u will realize

Stil I cant get any easy command 4 do that

thank you all

pixellany 11-21-2008 09:15 AM

da_fog;

Trust me, we do have patience with newcomers. But we do not downshift and step on the gas when someone says they are in a hurry, or have an "urgent" problem.

I don't want to overload you with "newcomer advice", but PLEASE get rid of the texting shorthand (SMS?) and use whole words, punctuation, etc.

And: Welcome to LQ!!

rizwanrafique 11-21-2008 09:16 AM

which distribution are you using?

As someone suggested midnight commander is a good way for this in console.

to invoke use "mc" command.

Sometimes it's not installed by default but you can get in your distro's repository easily or google for how to install and use it.

TB0ne 11-21-2008 09:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by da_fog (Post 3349920)
Thx all for nice comments...

BTW... I need that bcoz i m in hurry then, n i m using sftp to my server... i need to copy more then 40GB from 1 HD 2 another. n I wanna see the percent while data is copying ... So, i use flag URGENT.
I think no1 use this flag without any reason. Plz think urself a newbie n place a setuation like that , then u will realize

Stil I cant get any easy command 4 do that

thank you all

Please read the thread about how to post questions. It's never good to flag anything as urgent, at all, anytime. Alot of people won't even answer a question they know, just because it's marked "HELP!! URGENT!". Spelling and writing clearly don't hurt either.....


And your updated information doesn't make sense. You say you're using SFTP, to copy 40GB from one hard drive to another? SFTP is a network protocol, used to copy info from one server to another.

If you're moving the information from one hard drive to another on the same box, you could just do "mv <source file> <destination file>", and it'll be alot faster than moving the file from the server, to your workstation, back to the server in another place. The "--verbose" flag may give you more info on an mv/cp command. Midnight commander (as was suggested to you), would be good too.

If you're moving it with SFTP from one server to another, check out the "PROGRESS" flag, found on the SFTP man page. That will give you a progress indicator. SCP will give you progress indicators as well.

Tuttle 11-21-2008 09:26 AM

Just to add to what TB0ne kind reply: mc supports ssh logins and will show scp progress as well.

da_fog 11-21-2008 09:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 3349929)
Please read the thread about how to post questions. It's never good to flag anything as urgent, at all, anytime. Alot of people won't even answer a question they know, just because it's marked "HELP!! URGENT!". Spelling and writing clearly don't hurt either.....


And your updated information doesn't make sense. You say you're using SFTP, to copy 40GB from one hard drive to another? SFTP is a network protocol, used to copy info from one server to another.

If you're moving the information from one hard drive to another on the same box, you could just do "mv <source file> <destination file>", and it'll be alot faster than moving the file from the server, to your workstation, back to the server in another place. The "--verbose" flag may give you more info on an mv/cp command. Midnight commander (as was suggested to you), would be good too.

If you're moving it with SFTP from one server to another, check out the "PROGRESS" flag, found on the SFTP man page. That will give you a progress indicator. SCP will give you progress indicators as well.


Thanks, I got it . Sorry if I am over react. I was in hurry thats why...LOl
Anyway, I got the solution

Thank everyone for reply


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