PBE-SCAN(1)

🌸 hey bestie, this is the PBE manual page 🌸

okay so we're doing pbe scan today and it's literally the cutest little device-hunting command. no cap. 💖

✨ COMMAND 'pbe scan' ✨

the vibe? you just wanna find compatible devices. that's it. that's the whole gig.

here's the exact usage, copied character for character because we do not play with syntax:

       usage: pbe scan [-h] [-q] [-d] [-H HOSTNAME] [-U USERNAME] [-K PRIVKEY]
       [-T TIMEOUT]

and what does it do? scan for compatible devices. iconic. periodt. 👑

💅 OPTIONS 'pbe scan' 💅

• -h — shows this help message and then exits. it's giving "read me and leave," fr fr. 🫶
• -q — be quiet. like, shhh 🤫. no extra chatter.
• -d — print debugging information. spill the debugging tea ☕🔍.
• -H HOSTNAME, --host HOSTNAME — name of the host to run the command on. like, where are we doing this, bestie? 🌐
• -U USERNAME, --username USERNAME — name of the user to use for logging into the remote host over SSH. the default user name is 'root'. yes, root. main character energy tbh. 👑
• -K PRIVKEY, --priv-key PRIVKEY — path to the private SSH key that should be used for logging into the remote host. by default the key is automatically found from standard paths like '~/.ssh'. so if you don't specify, it goes looking. 🔑✨
• -T TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT — SSH connect timeout in seconds, default is 8. eight seconds and then we move on. 💀⏱️

lowkey important: these are the only flags. don't invent new ones, don't merge them, just use them exactly as written. mwah 💋

this page was born on 2024-05-28, and it comes from the PBE() manual. source and version: PBE(). slay. bye bestie 🦋💖