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megatools-ls(1) 						 megatools-ls(1)

NAME
     megatools ls - List files stored in the cloud

SYNOPSIS
	    megatools ls [-e] [-h] [--header] [-l] [-R] [-n] [<remotepaths>...]

DESCRIPTION
     Lists files stored on Mega.nz, exports public download links.

OPTIONS
     --export , -e
	    For all files that are going to be listed, also display public down-
	    load link with file key.

	    NOTE: Folders export doesn't work yet.

     --human , -h
	    Display file sizes in a human readable format.

     --header
	    For long list format, display header describing all listed columns.

     --long , -l
	    List  additional  information  about  listed filesystem nodes.  Node
	    handle, owner, node type, file size, and the last modification date.

     --recursive , -R
	    List directories recursively. This is the default if  no  paths  are
	    specified.

     --names , -n
	    Show  only	names of nodes within the directory. This option has ef-
	    fect only if you specified a single path on a command line.

     --print0 , -0
	    Separate file names with NULs instead of new lines.

     -u <email> , --username <email>
	    Account username (email)

     -p <password> , --password <password>
	    Account password

     --no-ask-password
	    Never ask interactively for a password

     --reload
	    Reload filesystem cache

     --limit-speed <speed>
	    Set maximum allowed upload and download speed in KiB/s.  This option
	    overrides config file settings. 0 means no limit.  When using Paral-
	    lelTransfers > 1, upload speed limit is applied to each transfer in-
	    dividually.

     --proxy <proxy>
	    Use proxy server to connect to mega.nz. This option overrides config
	    file settings.  More information can be found in libcurl  documenta-
	    tion  at  <https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_PROXY.html>.  Some
	    acceptable values are:

	    *
	      none : Disable proxy if it was enabled in the config file.

	    *
	      socks5://localhost:9050 : Local SOCKSv5 proxy server

	    *
	      socks5h://localhost:9050 : Local SOCKSv5	proxy  server  with  DNS
	      handled by the proxy

     --netif <ifname|ip>
	    Network interface or local IP address used for outgoing connections.
	    You  have  to specify IP address bound to some of your local network
	    interfaces, when specifying an IP address.

     --ip-proto <proto>
	    Which IP protocol to prefer when connecting to mega.nz (v4,  v6,  or
	    any).   This  is  just  an	advisory option.  Megatools will resolve
	    mega.nz domain, and then use an A or AAAA record based on the stated
	    preference.

     --config <path>
	    Load configuration from a file

     --ignore-config-file
	    Disable loading .megarc

     --debug [<options>]
	    Enable debugging of various aspects of the megatools operation.  You
	    may  enable  multiple  debugging  options  separated by commas. (eg.
	    --debug api,fs)

	    Available options are:

	    *
	      http: Dump HTTP request/response details (can  be  used  to  debug
	      connection/proxy issues)

	    *
	      api: Dump Mega.nz API calls

	    *
	      fs:  Dump  Mega.nz  filesystem  (may  require --reload to actually
	      print something)

	    *
	      cache: Dump cache contents

	    *
	      tman: Dump transfer manager events

     --version
	    Show version information

     <remotepaths>
	    One or more remote filesystem paths to list. If path points to a di-
	    rectory, contents of the  directory  and  the  directory  itself  is
	    listed. When --names is given, only the contents of the directory is
	    listed.

	    If path points to a file, the file itself is listed.

	    If omitted, the entire remote filesystem is listed recursively.

EXAMPLES
     *
       List all files:

       $ megatools ls

       /Contacts
       /Inbox
       /Root
       /Root/README
       /Root/bigfile
       /Trash

     *
       List all files in the /Root, recursively and with details:

       $ megatools ls -l /Root

       3RsS2QwJ 	       2	     - 2013-01-22 12:31:06 /Root
       2FFSiaKZ    Xz2tWWB5Dmo 0	  2686 2013-04-15 08:33:47 /Root/README
       udtDgR7I    Xz2tWWB5Dmo 0    4405067776 2013-04-10 19:16:02 /Root/bigfile

     *
       List all files in the /Root, recursively and with details, show only file
       names:

       $ megatools ls -ln /Root

       2FFSiaKZ    Xz2tWWB5Dmo 0	  2686 2013-04-15 08:33:47 README
       udtDgR7I    Xz2tWWB5Dmo 0    4405067776 2013-04-10 19:16:02 bigfile

     *
       Export download links:

       $ megatools ls -e /Root/README

       https://mega.nz/#!OFFRlbgR!k5rWmLp3mxB0gsq07Ii67PLd9L0wq4KondFLDlfH3Uw /Root/README

     *
       List files in a more human readable format:

       $ megatools ls -hnl --header /Root/README

       ===================================================================================
       Handle	   Owner       T	  Size Mod. Date	   Filename
       ===================================================================================
       2FFSiaKZ    Xz2tWWB5Dmo 0       2.6 KiB 2013-04-15 08:33:47 README

REMOTE FILESYSTEM
     Mega.nz  filesystem  is  represented  as  a tree of nodes of various types.
     Nodes are identified by a 8 character node handles (eg.  7Fdi3ZjC).  Struc-
     ture of the filesystem is not encrypted.

     Megatools	maps  node tree structure to a traditional filesystem paths (eg.
     /Root/SomeFile.DAT).

     NOTE: By the nature of Mega.nz storage, several files in the directory  can
     have the same name. To allow access to such files, the names of conflicting
     files are extended by appending dot and their node handle like this:

     /Root/conflictingfile
     /Root/conflictingfile.7Fdi3ZjC
     /Root/conflictingfile.mEU23aSD

     You need to be aware of several special folders:

     /Root  Writable directory representing the root of the filesystem.

     /Trash
	    Trash  directory  where Mega.nz web client moves deleted files. This
	    directory is not used by megatools when removing files.

     /Inbox
	    Not sure.

     /Contacts
	    Directory containing subdirectories representing your contacts list.
	    If you want to add contacts to the list, simply create  subdirectory
	    named after the contact you want to add.

     /Contacts/<email>
	    Directories  representing individual contacts in your contacts list.
	    These directories contain folders that others shared with  you.  All
	    shared files are read-only, at the moment.

SEE ALSO
     megatools(1),   megarc(5),   megatools-df(1),  megatools-dl(1),  megatools-
     get(1), megatools-ls(1), megatools-mkdir(1),  megatools-put(1),  megatools-
     reg(1), megatools-rm(1), megatools-copy(1).

MEGATOOLS
     Part of the megatools(1) suite of commands.

BUGS
     Report  bugs  to  megatools@megous.com <mailto:megatools@megous.com> . Your
     message will end up in a public archive, so be  careful  what  you  say  or
     send.

AUTHOR
     Megatools was written by Ondrej Jirman < megatools@megous.com
     <mailto:megatools@megous.com> >, 2013-2022.

     Official website is <http://megatools.megous.com>.

				  30 July 2026			 megatools-ls(1)

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