peerindex

List all peers

$ peerindex [master6.mrt]

$ peerindex [[-r|--only-refs]] [master6.mrt]

peerindex: Command not found or not a standard utility.

The peerindex command does not appear to be a standard utility or package available in common Linux distributions such as Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, or CentOS.

Extensive searches for `peerindex` in package repositories and standard documentation (like man pages) yield no results for a command-line tool with this exact name.

It is highly probable that this command is either a custom-built script specific to a particular environment, a component of a very niche software package not widely distributed, or a misunderstanding/typo of a similar command.

Users encountering references to `peerindex` should verify its source and context, as it is not part of the typical GNU/Linux command set.

This analysis is based on the premise that `peerindex` refers to a standard, general-purpose Linux command. Given its absence from official documentation and common package repositories, any functionality associated with `peerindex` would likely be specific to a custom installation or proprietary system. Therefore, its behavior, options, and availability cannot be universally defined.

It's possible that peerindex is a typo, a component of a larger system (e.g., `peer-index` within a specific application's codebase), or a highly specialized tool used only in certain enterprise environments.

Users should clarify the context in which they encountered this command name to identify the correct utility or software package.

No history information is available for a standard Linux command named peerindex, as it does not appear to be a part of common Linux distributions or established open-source projects.