dpb-replay(1)

dpb-replay1

Replays dpb terminal output

Usage

dpb-replay [-cC] [-e regexp] [-s speedup] [-t timestamp] file

Overview

dpb-replay is used to replay dpb(1) terminal logs( %L/term-report.log) later, usually at a much higher speed than the first run, for demonstration and optimization purposes. The options are as follows

-c|C

Color display.

-e regexp

Start display only when information matches the perl(1) regular expression regexp.

-s speedup

Sets the time acceleration to speedup (defaults to 10).

-t timestamp

Starts display when the time matches timestamp, as either seconds from the epoch, or a reasonable subset of ISO8601, like ‘2023-07-05T12:00’.

Releases

18 releases since OpenBSD 6.4; the text changed 2 times.

  1. 6.4–7.3
  2. 7.4–7.6
  3. 7.7–8.0

-t since OpenBSD 7.4.

-c until OpenBSD 7.3.

From man 8.0-current-20261101 in OpenBSD 8.0-current (2026-11-01). Parsed by carta from the page's mdoc source.