smbget:tldr:8e12a

The command "smbget ${smb:--server-share-file}" is using the smbget program with the specified parameters.

Let's break it down:

• "smbget": It is the name of a command-line tool used for downloading files from an SMB/CIFS server.
• "${smb:--server-share-file}": It is a parameter passed to the command.

Here's how the parameter works:

• "${smb:...}": This indicates the use of a variable named "smb" with a default value if the variable is unset.
• "-server-share-file": This is the actual parameter being passed to the smbget command. The specific values for "-server-share-file" should be replaced with the appropriate server, share, and file you want to download. For example, if you specify "-server-share-file //example-server/share/file.txt", it would attempt to download the "file.txt" from the "share" on the "example-server".

In summary, the command "smbget ${smb:--server-share-file}" is typically used to download a file from an SMB/CIFS server, with the server and file details specified through the "-server-share-file" parameter.