Options:
-d | --remove ID|localpath deletes a synchronization.
-s | --disable ID|localpath stops(pauses) a synchronization.
-r | --enable ID|localpath resumes a synchronization.
--path-display-size=N Use at least N characters for displaying paths.
--show-handles Prints remote nodes handles (H:XXXXXXXX).
--col-separator=X Tt will use X as column separator. Otherwise the output will use
spaces to tabulate in an easy to read output:
--output-cols=COLUMN_NAME_1,COLUMN_NAME2,... You can select which columns to show (and their order) with this option
that is easy, I want to disable it so I type sync -d ${ID}
Expected behavior
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| Your sync /local/folder to: /mega/folder has transitioned to state Disabled |
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Actual behavior
Denial.
This cant't be I dont make silly mistakes like this.
Anger.
I am writing a bug report on about this!!!
Bargaining.
Maybe I can also write my own pull request to fix my issue.
Depression.
Wow none of this C++ Code makes any sense to me. At least now I know when I am alone there is a mega::MegaListener waiting for me.
Acceptance.
sync /local/folder /mega/folder
and next time sync -s
MEGAcmd version
1.7.0
Operating System/Platform
Linux
Platform version. In the case of Linux, please enter the Linux distribution you are using.
Fedora release 40 (Forty) MEGAcmd version: 1.7.0.21: code 1070021
Steps
mega-cmd
.sync --help
sync -d ${ID}
Expected behavior
Actual behavior
Denial.
This cant't be I dont make silly mistakes like this.
Anger.
I am writing a bug report on about this!!!
Bargaining.
Maybe I can also write my own pull request to fix my issue.
Depression.
Wow none of this C++ Code makes any sense to me. At least now I know when I am alone there is a mega::MegaListener waiting for me.
Acceptance.
sync /local/folder /mega/folder
and next timesync -s