I tried to get a file via ftp from comand line (ssh), I forgot to specify a directory. It shows up as file saved to: â/dev/nullâ
Does that mean that the file was discarded? or is it somewhere saved on my remote machine?
Length: 524288000 (500M) [application/zip]
Saving to: â/dev/nullâ
/dev/null
(they show up a an 'a' with a caret '^' on top) part of the filename or just mangled markup?â
in the current directory with sub-directorydev
containing a filenullâ
. Alternatively, it is just the message that is scrambled, and your file really was saved to/dev/null
, in which case, it is not going to be possible to get it back (you'll have to FTP it again).â
appears to be a decoding error for quote chars. It shows up often enough as an output ofwget -O /dev/null
.