WULT-SCAN(1)

📦 version 1.12.48, in fedora 43, fedora 44

🦋 WULT-SCAN(1) 🦋

okay so. bestie. you want to find devices with wult. this page is WULT-SCAN(1) and it is literally the glow-up guide to the scan command. no cap, it's giving "short page, big energy". 💖

✨ COMMAND wult scan ✨

the synopsis, verbatim, because we do NOT be out here paraphrasing flags:

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

what does it do tho? It scans for available devices. that's the whole main character moment. 🌸

🎀 OPTIONS wult scan 🎀

every single one, in order, no skipping, we eat the whole plate:

  • -h — shows you this help message and then dips. 🫶
  • -q — be quiet. shhh. 🤫
  • -d — prints debugging information, aka the messy behind-the-scenes lore. 🔍
  • --all — lowkey important: by default this command prints only the compatible devices which are supported by current wult installation. flip this flag on and it prints about all the compatible devices. so like, the full roster, not just the ones your install can actually handle. 💅
  • -H HOSTNAME, --host HOSTNAME — name of the host to run the command on. 🌈
  • -U USERNAME, --username USERNAME — name of the user to use for logging into the remote host over SSH. and listen, the default user name is 'root'. yes, root. iconic of it. 👑
  • -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 it's self-sufficient, a little independent queen. 🔑
  • -T TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT — SSH connect timeout in seconds, default is 8. ⏱️
ngl, that's genuinely the whole page. no hidden sections, no secret flags, nothing lurking. every option is up there and every option is slaying. ✨

mwah 💋 signing off — this was SCAN, dated 2024-03-08, and the manual name is WULT-SCAN(1). go scan something. bye bestie!! 🦋💖🌸

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