bssh:tldr:b5944

bssh: Browse for SSH servers in a specified domain.

bssh

$ bssh --domain=${domain}

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This command is using the "bssh" command with the "--domain" option, followed by the value of the "domain" variable.

The purpose of the command may depend on the specific context and the functionality of the "bssh" command.

Based on the given information, it seems that the command is trying to establish an SSH connection to a remote server or host specified by the value of the "domain" variable. The "--domain" option is used to pass the domain name or address of the target server or host to the "bssh" command. The value of the "domain" variable is substituted into the command using the "${domain}" syntax.

Example: If the value of the "domain" variable is "example.com", the command will be interpreted as "bssh --domain=example.com". This could potentially initiate an SSH connection to the "example.com" domain.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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