errno:tldr:9b4ad
errno: Search for code whose description contains all of the given text.
$ errno --search ${text}
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The command "errno --search ${text}" typically searches for error descriptions associated with the given ${text} parameter.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "errno" refers to a command-line utility that allows you to retrieve information about error codes and corresponding error descriptions.
- "--search" is an option or flag for the "errno" command which instructs it to perform a search operation.
- "${text}" is a placeholder for the specific text you want to search for within the error descriptions.
For example, if you execute the command "errno --search "file not found"", it would search for error descriptions related to cases where the text "file not found" is present. The command might return error codes, explanations, or suggestions for troubleshooting related to file not found errors.
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