for some systems it would be more convenient to specify where the login token is written. For example on read-only filesystem it would be better use a commandline option like -d, --directory.
Just by looking right now i see that -d is used for printing verbose log messages which doesn't make much sense. Rather use -v for it unless i miss some option that uses it already.
nitram509
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1 year ago
Hi,
for some systems it would be more convenient to specify where the login token is written. For example on read-only filesystem it would be better use a commandline option like
-d, --directory.Just by looking right now i see that
-dis used for printing verbose log messages which doesn't make much sense. Rather use-vfor it unless i miss some option that uses it already.