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Date:      Wed, 28 Jun 2023 02:45:36 +0000
From:      bugzilla-noreply@freebsd.org
To:        bugs@FreeBSD.org
Subject:   [Bug 272260] bectl(8) usage: -?
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--- Comment #1 from Kyle Evans <kevans@freebsd.org> ---
> bectl: No match.

That message is going to be coming from your shell somewhere, not bectl.

```
root@aarch64-dev:/usr/src/sbin/bectl# bectl -?
zsh: no matches found: -?
root@aarch64-dev:/usr/src/sbin/bectl# bectl -\?
Usage:  bectl {-h | -? | subcommand [args...]}
        bectl [-r beroot] activate [-t] beName
        bectl [-r beroot] activate [-T]
        bectl [-r beroot] check
        bectl [-r beroot] create [-r] [-e {nonActiveBe | beName@snapshot}]
beName
        bectl [-r beroot] create [-r] beName@snapshot
        bectl [-r beroot] destroy [-Fo] {beName | beName@snapshot}
        bectl [-r beroot] export sourceBe
        bectl [-r beroot] import targetBe
        bectl [-r beroot] jail [-bU] [{-o key=3Dvalue | -u key}]... beName
              [utility [argument ...]]
        bectl [-r beroot] list [-aDHs] [{-c property | -C property}]
        bectl [-r beroot] mount beName [mountpoint]
        bectl [-r beroot] rename origBeName newBeName
        bectl [-r beroot] {ujail | unjail} {jailID | jailName | beName}
        bectl [-r beroot] {umount | unmount} [-f] beName
```

I don't know if I really agree with supporting -? as a synonym for -h, but
that's the way it's been since I imported it and I don't see any reason to
remove it.

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