Does file1.txt exist in your cli directory?
If you type dir in the terminal it will list the files in that directory.
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ok there was problem now I go to try (windows doesnt show double txt)
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Ah it’s called file1.txt.txt
try safe files put file1.txt.txt
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(thanks)
now who tell me whats inside this file, I will give him +1 point and an apple 
FilesContainer created at: “safe://hyryyrytxs1z81xa1qyg7816s444b44hrz4hhs1rnooj3jrx5jt5tk5rfqcnra?v=h6b8cbpfy7bkgwn6ib38qahs1ami81wuqrbmw94stnnude71okmjo”
±–±--------------±-------------------------------------------------------------------+
| + | file1.txt.txt | safe://hy8oycyqu7gsazgzobynprmsjrkapui11fdxap65xj581mprxfait18ua1r |
±–±--------------±-------------------------------------------------------------------+
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I am bro if you reed this becacuse I succesfuly uploded thiss filez.
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I don’t know, but you must be a pro because you successfully uploaded that file
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Damn. Chris beat me to the prize
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great I cant now use internet I am on data, but maybe if someone want I can record video tutorial how to upload and download file in windows (and nothing more) if someone is interested about it and is noob as I am :D)
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cool! do that! dont forget to mention that extentions in file manager in windows can be enabled (so you see the whole file name like you should)
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On Ubuntu I can’t store in /usr/local/bin. For some reason I don’t have permission to do that. It’s weird, because I can see some other stuff there, that I have put there years ago.
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You will need to use sudo SUperuserDO to copy files to “system” locations like /usr/local/bin
Just prefix the move command with sudo and get ready to supply your password.
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well done to the team I dont know what I was playing at to end up end up 50th in the leader board today!!
unfortunately iv got to head to bed as I’m up at stupid o’clock so try and not break her till tomorrow 
as @Southside said im a bit gutted to BegBlag’les on this run
but here is my chic
safe cat safe://hygoygyerg1azika5pwdwik5zu9eifku8dkstbfhxto3pjq7bj45et19ydy > tuk.jpg
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Blah… is there not away “sudo” via Ubuntu’s file explorer GUI? I really need to do this via Terminal? How? I’ve never used a “move” command there.
EDIT: But thanks for the advice in any case. I just hate Terminal, you know.
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This is what we need to make simple as … keep on asking for this kind of thing and let’s hope we get to a point where we don’t need it. Good work!
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ok, but first I am still confused with dot (.) in this advice:
or %USERPROFILE%.\safe\cli in windows.
this mean if my user name is getra, then I should create folder “getra.”? (so C:\Users\getra. (with dot on end)
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it is a typo
it should be
%USERPROFILE%\.safe\cli
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The testnet is here!! 
Also, thanks so much to the entire Maidsafe team for all of your hard work!
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Its dead simple, dead handy and once you have learned you will wonder how you managed without it.
1: Open a terminal — try Ctrl-Alt-t ← should work OK on Ubuntu
2: Go to where you downloaded the safe-linux-wild-testnet.zip ← probably /home/Toivo/Downloads
cd
cd ~/Downloads
3: Unzip the archive unzip safe-linux-wild-testnet.zip
4: look for the extracted asset - ls -al safe
You should see something like this
willie@gagarin:~/Downloads$ ls -al safe
-rwxr-xr-x 1 willie willie 29564832 Dec 8 16:14 safe
5: do sudo mv -v safe /usr/local/bin to let superuser (root) move the safe executable to /usr/local/bin and be verbose about it. This is where you are asked for your password.
6: Now safe --version should return sn_cli 0.67.0
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btw I skip this step, this is only “command” for linux? Because I dont know"ed" how to run it.
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