---
name: "paargs"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "paexec"
version: "1.1.1-1"
release: "Debian 13 (Trixie)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/paargs"
---

# paargs(1)

wrapper for paexec similar to xargs

## NAME

paargs - wrapper for paexec similar to xargs

## SYNOPSIS

**paargs** *\[OPTIONS\]* \<command\> \<args\>

## DESCRIPTION

**paargs** is a simple wrapper over **paexec** that simplifies use of **paexec**'s capalities. The use of **paargs** is actually very similar to **xargs**. **paargs** runs **paexec** with the following options enabled by default:

- •

  *-C* -- for specifying *command* as free arguments,

- •

  *-x* -- for being **xargs**-like,

- •

  *-l* -- 0-based task number is included to the output of **paargs**, this allows one to reorder the sliced output,

- •

  *-e* -- for the same purposes as *-l*,

- •

  *-g* -- this flag allows analysis of *command*'s exit status,

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  *-md=* -- disables task delimiter for *-g* mode enabled by default, as a result the whole line given on input is considered as a task.

## OPTIONS

- **-h**

  Display this help.

- **-V**

  Display version.

- **-P** *nodes*

  Same as *-n* in **paexec**.

- **-t** *transport*

  Passed directly to **paexec**.

- **-c** *command*

  Command with its arguments. By default, free arguments are used for setting command and its arguments.

- **-I** *replstr*

  Execute command for each task, replacing one or more occurrences of *replstr* with the entire task.

- **-X**

  Passed directly to **paexec**.

- **-f**

  Flushes stdout after receiving an end-of-task line.

- **-0**

  Passed directly to **paexec**.

- **-Z** *timeout*

  Passed directly to **paexec**.

- **-z**

  Passed directly to **paexec**.

- **-m** *arg*

  Passed directly to **paexec**.

## BUGS/FEEDBACK

Please send any comments, questions, bug reports etc. to me by e-mail or (even better) register them at sourceforge project home.  Feature requests are also welcomed.

## HOME

\<http://sourceforge.net/projects/paexec\>

## SEE ALSO paexec(1)
