flarectl:tldr:0aefc

The command "flarectl ips --ip-type ${select}" is likely used in a terminal or command line interface.

Here is a breakdown of the command and its components:

• "flarectl" is the name of a command-line tool or script that is being executed.
• "ips" is a subcommand or option provided within the flarectl tool.
• "--ip-type" is a specific flag or option provided to the "ips" subcommand, indicating that we want to filter or retrieve IP addresses based on their type.
• "${select}" is a placeholder or variable that is expected to be replaced with a specific value when using the command. It represents the chosen IP type that the user wants to filter or retrieve.

To use this command effectively, you need to provide a value for the "${select}" variable based on the available IP types or options supported by the tool. For example, you might replace "${select}" with "ipv4" or "ipv6" to retrieve only IPv4 or IPv6 addresses, respectively. The specific valid values for "${select}" will depend on the capabilities and configuration of the flarectl command.