abduco:tldr:d4469

The command "abduco -A ${name} ${bash}" is used to attach to an existing session of abduco and run the specified bash shell within that session.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "abduco" is the name of the command-line tool that manages sessions in abduco.
• "-A" is an option/flag that tells abduco to attach to an existing session.
• "${name}" represents a variable that should be replaced with the name of the session you want to attach to. For example, if you have a session named "my-session", you would replace "${name}" with "my-session".
• "${bash}" represents a variable that should be replaced with the path to the bash shell executable. It specifies which shell should be run within the attached abduco session. For example, you can replace "${bash}" with "/bin/bash" to use the default bash executable.

So, when you run the command "abduco -A ${name} ${bash}", it attaches to the specified abduco session (with the given session name) and runs the specified shell (bash in this case) within that session, allowing you to interact with the session and execute commands within it.