When running the program without any arguments, it displays the following text:
$ /opt/hide.me/hide.me
Usage:
/opt/hide.me/hide.me [options...] <command> [host]
command:
token - request an Access-Token (required for connect)
connect - connect to a vpn server
conf - generate a configuration file to be used with the -c option
host:
fqdn, short name or an IP address of a hide.me server
Required when the configuration file does not contain it
options:
-4 Use IPv4 tunneling only
-6 Use IPv6 tunneling only
-P password
hide.me password
-R priority
RPDB rule priority (default 10)
-b filename
resolv.conf backup filename (default "/etc/resolv.conf.backup.hide.me")
-c filename
Configuration filename
-ca string
CA certificate bundle (default "CA.pem")
-d DNS servers
comma separated list of DNS servers used for client requests (default "209.250.251.37:53,217.182.206.81:53")
-dpd duration
DPD timeout (default 1m0s)
-i interface
network interface name (default "vpn")
-k enable/disable leak protection a.k.a. kill-switch (default true)
-l port
listen port
-m mark
firewall mark for wireguard and hide.me client originated traffic
-p port
remote port (default 432)
-r table
routing table to use (default 55555)
-s networks
comma separated list of networks (CIDRs) for which to bypass the VPN
-t string
access token filename (default "accessToken.txt")
-u username
hide.me username
But password is not available as a command line option
But I am not well versed in GO to be able to omit that from the command-line usage - maybe removing the backticks is sufficient but I cannot find documentation supporting it.
Anyway, this command-line usage display confused me so it should be removed in case it does so to others.
When running the program without any arguments, it displays the following text:
But
password
is not available as a command line optionThe only reference that I can find is https://github.com/eventure/hide.client.linux/blob/005c2540ffc27ee9e7b18734d00104f6656a2427/hide.me.go#L31
But I am not well versed in GO to be able to omit that from the command-line usage - maybe removing the backticks is sufficient but I cannot find documentation supporting it.
Anyway, this command-line usage display confused me so it should be removed in case it does so to others.