netft bias
Sends software bias only after interactive confirmation or --yes. RDT provides no acknowledgement; a successful command means the datagram was sent, not that the resulting zero has been verified.
Synopsis
netft bias [HOST] [OPTIONS]Apply a software bias after explicit confirmation.
Options
| Option | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
-v, --verbose | flag | Show additional diagnostic progress. |
-q, --quiet | flag | Suppress progress output. |
--color | choice | Control color in human-readable output. |
--http-port | port | Set the sensor HTTP port. |
--rdt-port | port | Set the sensor RDT port. |
--timeout | duration | Set the connection timeout. |
--format | choice | Select the output format. |
--output | path | Write output to a file. |
-y, --yes | flag | Confirm the operation without prompting. |
Exit status
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | Completed successfully |
2 | Invalid command line or configuration |
3 | Sensor discovery failed |
4 | Stream connection or acquisition failed |
5 | Sensor reported a fault |
6 | Input/output operation failed |
130 | Interrupted |
Examples
netft bias sensor.example
netft bias sensor.example --yes