Closed pkaeding closed 9 years ago
Of course just use -h
arg and your host
Ahh, thanks. It seems -h
conflicts with the usage message (aka --help
), but --host=my.beanstalk.host:11300
seems to work.
Just in case someone encounter the problem I just had : the --host
option has to be after the command name, otherwise it throws unknown flag 'host'
.
https://github.com/tyba/beanstool/blob/master/cli/command.go#L14 makes it look like this might be possible, but the usage message doesn't give any hints.
Can I use beanstool to manage a remote beanstalk instance?
Thanks!