I'm having some troubles on Ubuntu 14.04 initialization, it fails to mount an SSH folder and gives me the option of a manual recovery by pressing M, displaying a command-line logged at root user for debugging the problem.My troubles start when I try to read the sshfs help file and it is bigger than the screen, therefore impossible to read the cut-out part.I managed to solve this by doing sshfs -h >> read; nano read but I'm wondering if there is a easiest or more elegant/right way of doing this job.PS: I'm not at the Ubuntu terminal emulator, so it's impossible to adjust the scrolling tab, since it doesn't exists.
Bash output command too large, can't read it!
ubuntu;terminal;cat;output
People usually use a pager like less to read such a long output:sshfs -h | lessOn less type H to show help.  Q to quit.Note that you might occasionally need 2>&1 to see also additional output from stderr.  For sshfs -h it has such an output so you'd better do that like this:sshfs -h 2>&1 | lessBesides using a pager, on Linux text console you can scroll back/forward the screen without a scroll bar by typing Shift+PgUp or Shift+PgDn.