gyb:tldr:632cd

The given command is making use of a tool called "gyb" to perform a backup action for a Gmail account.

Here is a breakdown of each part of the command:

• gyb: "gyb" is a tool generally used for backing up or migrating Gmail accounts. It stands for "Google You Backups" and is a command-line tool written in Python.
• --email ${email@gmail-com}: This flag specifies the email address of the Gmail account to be backed up. In this case, "${email@gmail-com}" is a placeholder, and you should replace it with the actual email address.
• --action backup: This flag specifies that the action to be performed is a backup. It should be used when you want to create a backup of the specified Gmail account.
• --local-folder ${path-to-directory}: This flag specifies the local folder or directory where the backup files will be stored. Again, "${path-to-directory}" is a placeholder, and you need to provide the actual path to the directory where you want the backup files to be saved.

In summary, the command instructs the "gyb" tool to perform a backup action for a specific Gmail account provided via the --email flag. The backup files will be saved in a local folder specified by the --local-folder flag.