PY_DLT_RECEIVE(1)

okay bestie, pull up a chair because we're reading py_dlt_receive(1) together and honestly? it's giving "small but mighty" 💖 it's a User Commands page, and it's about grabbing DLT log messages off a remote DLT server. no cap, that's the whole vibe. let's get into it 🦋

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✨ NAME ✨

py_dlt_receive — receive DLT log messages from remote DLT server 🌸

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🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

bestie, here's the usage, and yes you're gonna want to read it carefully because those flags are NOT optional (well, two of them aren't 🙈):

usage: py_dlt_receive [-h] --host HOST --file FILE
       [--udp-fd-buffer-size UDP_FD_BUFFER_SIZE]
       [--udp-buffer-size UDP_BUFFER_SIZE]

Receive DLT messages. that's it, that's the job, and she does it slayfully 👑

💅 options: 💅

• -h, --help — shows this help message and then dips, exit stage left ✌️
• --host HOST — the hostname or ip address you wanna connect to. tell her where to go (affectionately) 🌈
• --file FILE — the file that all the messages get written into. this is where the logs live now, no take-backs 📝
• --udp-fd-buffer-size UDP_FD_BUFFER_SIZE — sets the socket buffer size when you're in udp multicast mode. default is 2097152 bytes ✨
• --udp-buffer-size UDP_BUFFER_SIZE — sets the DltReceiver buffer size when you're in udp multicast mode. default is 8388608 bytes 🫶

lowkey important: both of those buffer flags are specifically about udp multicast mode, so don't go thinking they do something else, bestie 😭

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and that's the whole page, you ate that 💅 fr fr, go receive some messages, main character energy only 🌟

signing off with all the love: py_dlt_receive version 2.18.10.1, dated July 2025 — mwah, bye bestie 🎀💜