When using -m all to launch all modules, the output is often messy as some modules that require options throw an error. I would suggest not displaying this kind of error when using -m all, and perhaps notifying the user that a few modules have not been launched successfully as they require arguments
When using -m all to launch all modules, the output is often messy as some modules that require options throw an error. I would suggest not displaying this kind of error when using -m all, and perhaps notifying the user that a few modules have not been launched successfully as they require arguments