ffe:tldr:dcf83

ffe: Display all input data using the specified data configuration.

$ ffe --configuration=${path-to-config-ffe} ${path-to-input}

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This command is calling the "ffe" executable with certain parameters.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

"ffe": This refers to the name or path of the executable file that you want to execute. It could be a custom program or an existing command-line tool.
"--configuration=${path-to-config-ffe}": This is a command-line option or flag used by the "ffe" program to specify a configuration file. The "${path-to-config-ffe}" is a placeholder for the actual path to the configuration file on your system. You will need to replace this placeholder with the correct path in order for the command to work properly.
"${path-to-input}": This is another placeholder used to represent the path to the input file or directory that you want to provide as an argument to the "ffe" program. Similar to the previous placeholder, you need to replace it with the actual path to the desired input file or directory.

By running this command, the "ffe" program will be executed using the specified configuration file (provided through the "--configuration" flag) and the specified input (provided through the "${path-to-input}" argument). The exact behavior and output of the program will depend on its implementation and the provided configuration and input.

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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