Command line arguments

Command line arguments are parameters that can be passed to a program when it is executed, to customize its behavior.

Even if users of the application are encouraged to open Sniffnet simply by clicking on its icon, it's also possible to launch it from the terminal: this way, arguments can be passed to the application, which can be useful in some circumstances.

Sniffnet supports the following command line arguments:

Short form	Long form	Description
-a [<NAME>]	--adapter [<NAME>]	Start sniffing packets from the named network adapter. If no name is provided, the default adapter is used.
-l	--logs	Show the logs (stdout and stderr) of the most recent application run. Only available on Windows.
-r	--restore-default	Restore the default settings of the application.
-h	--help	Print command line usage.
-v	--version	Print the version of the application.