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by prakashk
5027 days ago
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> your filename could be called "--help." bash isn't interpreting '--help' at all, it is just passed on to the program being executed, and most GNU CLI programs conventionally interpret '--help' as a special option. If your filename is indeed --help, the convention is to use '--' as the separator between your command line options and filenames. Anything after -- is not interpreted as a command-line option. Another way would be to use a more qualified filename form ('./--help') |
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