👉 The "844mcrabFallFast.conf" is a command-line configuration file used in Linux systems, often found inside the `/etc` directory under the `~/.bashrc` file or `.bash_profile`.
This file defines various environment variables and options that are typically set during system startup, such as:
1.
Environment Variables
:
- `PATH`: Local path to directories where programs expect to find input files.
- `HOME`: Current user's home directory.
- `USER`: Current user.
2.
User Defined Options
:
- `-c`: Run command with its arguments given as arguments to the command.
- `-m`: Redirect system output to a file instead of standard output.
- `-r`: Print command results in standard error.
3.
Environment Variables
:
- `TERM`: Terminal environment variable, used for determining which terminal program will be used by the script.
- `XDG_CACHE_HOME` (often known as XDG_CACHE_HOME): Home directory for local caches like cache files on Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.
4.
User Defined Options
:
- `-A` (all users): Set all user environment variables to their default values.
- `-l`: Print command output in limited console colors.
- `-i` (interactive): Run the script interactively with its arguments given as arguments to it.
- `-t` (terminal) or `--terminal` (`-T`, `-t`):
- If a value is specified, use the corresponding terminal program.
5.
Command line options
:
- `-H` (help): Display help for the command, useful if the user wants more information about a command.
- `-c` (command): Run the script with the given command as its argument.
- `--version`: Show version number and other information about the program.
Each line in this file is executed when the script starts. The specific configuration settings can vary depending on the system being used, but these are common for Linux systems.
844mcrabFallFast.conf