SMCD-UEID(8)
π SMCD-UEID π
okay bestie, so this is the page for smcd-ueid and smcr-ueid β they're twins, they live in the Linux Programmer's Manual, and their whole entire job is letting you manage user defined EIDs. iconic behavior tbh π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
smcd [ OPTIONS ] ueid { show | add | del | flush | help }
smcr [ OPTIONS ] ueid { show | add | del | flush | help }
like, pick your tool, throw in your OPTIONS, say the magic word ueid, and then tell it what to do: show, add, del, flush, or help. five doors, choose one π
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
so when you run smcd ueid or smcr ueid, you're managing user defined enterprise IDs (EIDs). that's the whole vibe. no cap.
π¦ smcd,smcr ueid show
shows you all the user defined EID entries. like a little parade of your EIDs π
π smcd,smcr ueid add [ueid]
adds an entry with the EID you specify. main character energy.
now for [ueid], the rules are strict but fair, ok? here's the tea:
- you can use up to 32 characters total
- the allowed characters are uppercase alphabetic characters (
A-Z), numerals (0-9), hyphens (-), and dots (.) - the first character must be alphanumeric β no starting with a hyphen or a dot, bestie π
- dots must not be consecutive β so no
..situations, periodt - an invalid
[ueid]is rejected. flat out. no negotiation π
π smcd,smcr ueid del [ueid]
deletes the specified user defined EID. gone. bye. not me being emotional about it π
π₯ smcd,smcr ueid flush
deletes all user defined EIDs. all of them. every single one. the whole collection. it's giving scorched earth ngl π₯
β EXAMPLES β
- Add a user defined EID
# smcd ueid add LOCATION-WEST
- Show the user defined EIDs
# smcd ueid show
LOCATION-WEST
LOCAL-WEST
look at them. so organized. so slay. β¨
π SEE ALSO π
go read those too, iykyk π
and that's the whole page, bestie!! this one comes to you from the fine folks behind smc-tools, dated January 2021 β and yes, SMCD-UEID(8) is the title, she's a section 8 page, as she should be π
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