ffsend:tldr:29eb9

The command "ffsend upload ${filename} -p ${password}" is used to upload a file to the internet using the ffsend tool with an added password protection.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "ffsend" refers to the name of the command-line tool or application being used.
• "upload" is an argument or subcommand telling ffsend to initiate an upload operation.
• "${filename}" refers to a variable that should be replaced with the actual name or path of the file you want to upload. Make sure to input the correct file path and name for the command to work properly.
• "-p" is another argument, specifying that a password will be set for the file being uploaded.
• "${password}" is another variable that should be replaced with the desired password for the file. Again, remember to replace this variable with your actual password value.

So, when you execute this command, you are telling ffsend to upload a file (${filename}) with a password (-p ${password}). The tool will then generate a URL that you can share with others, allowing them to download the file using the provided password.