Closed mattiasb closed 2 years ago
If you have a config file like this:
[wondershaper] # Adapter IFACE="eno1"
… I would assume that the -p flag would would provide the adapter to the -c flag.
-p
-c
That is, running the following, would basically be a no-op:
no-op
$ wondershaper -p # Turn shaping on (according to config). $ wondershaper -p -c # Turn off all shaping for the NIC defined in the config.
… However this is what I get when running wondershaper -p -c:
wondershaper -p -c
$ sudo wondershaper -p -c Please supply the adapter name for the mode. […]
If you have a config file like this:
… I would assume that the
-p
flag would would provide the adapter to the-c
flag.That is, running the following, would basically be a
no-op
:… However this is what I get when running
wondershaper -p -c
: