Paul Davies wrote on 8/11/09 10:11 AM:
> The asadmin output that contains the alternative terms is produced when
> the --echo option is specified, for example (I have emphasized the terms
> in question):
>
> $ asadmin --echo version
> *asadmin program options*: --host localhost --port 4848 --terse false
> --interactive true --secure false --echo false
> *command*: version --verbose false
>
> In the asadmin output, the term "command" is used to mean what the ARCs
> would call a "subcommand".
Note that the above is only a proposal (by Kedar), not the current behavior.
See my thread about --echo for more discussion of the proposal.
I think the only place where "program" is currently used is in the usage
message, e.g.:
$ asadmin version -z
Usage: asadmin [asadmin-program-options] version [--verbose=false]
[-?|--help=false]