rusnapshot:tldr:ade6b

This command is used to run the rusnapshot application with certain options and a configuration file specified.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• sudo: It is a command that allows a user to run programs or commands with the security privileges of another user (usually the superuser, root). Using sudo grants elevated permissions required for certain actions.

• rusnapshot: It is the name of the application or command being executed.

• -c ${path-to-config-toml}: This option specifies the configuration file for rusnapshot. ${path-to-config-toml} represents the actual file path to the configuration file in TOML format. TOML is a configuration file format commonly used in Rust applications. The -c option is used to indicate that the following argument specifies the configuration file.

• --cr: This option likely stands for "create read-only snapshots." It tells rusnapshot to create snapshots in read-only mode, which means the snapshots can't be modified.

• --rw: This option likely stands for "read-write snapshots." It tells rusnapshot to create snapshots in read-write mode, which allows modifications to the snapshots.

By running the given command with appropriate values for ${path-to-config-toml}, rusnapshot will execute with the specified configuration, and the desired snapshot mode will be enabled. The usage and behavior of the rusnapshot application would ultimately depend on its specific implementation.