The MoonBot LINUX terminal container supports the following command line startup options:
MoonBot arguments:
-h Display this text.
-r Reset the container, keep MoonBot workdir and settings.
-R *CAUTION* Same as above, but attempts to reset overwritten MoonBot binaries in the workdir. Useful to restore MoonBot after failed update.
-RESETFULL *DANGEROUS* Full reset. This will wipe all changes, including MoonBot configuration and files in the workdir.
Additional explanations:
-r: Resets the state of the container, while maintaining the working directory and MoonBot settings. However, everything else is reset, including the Wine settings.
-R: An analog of the -r parameter, but additionally tries to restore the original MoonBot binaries in the working directory. This is useful in case of failed updates or failures that require recovery of the underlying files.
-RESETFULL: ATTENTION: DESTRUCTIVE MODE. Performs a full dump of the container, which deletes all changes, including configuration files and user data located in the working directory. It is recommended to use this option only when you need to completely clean up the environment and start with a “clean slate”.
To learn more about the description of the parameters, run:
./MoonBot -h
