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I usually access my Google Drive using Cyberduck. So far, no problem with creating folders, moving files, etc. Then I noticed it has a command line interface called duck. Should be handy since I work in CLI a lot.

My question is how to upload a file with it? Example: there's a folder called dev123 under the root folder, and I want to upload a test_30Oct2023.txt on it. I tried:

duck --username <google username> --upload googledrive://dev123/test_30Oct2023.txt

Got this error:

Missing argument for option: upload

Try 'duck --help' for more options.

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The Cyberduck command-line documentation documents the syntax.

Upload file to remote directory using

duck --upload protocol:/<folder>/ <file>
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    Ah silly me. I forget there should be a space before filename. Thanks.
    – anta40
    Commented Oct 30, 2023 at 16:37
  • Duck debugging to the rescue! Thanks for asking this question, I learned there's a CLI for this useful tool, @anta40
    – bmike ♦
    Commented Oct 30, 2023 at 17:56

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