Quote colons (:) in _host_:_port_ and similar strings

This makes sure the substring after the colon is displayed with the
intended text styles.
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Sven Geuer 2023-09-27 17:36:36 +02:00
parent 5888c89a3c
commit 62f57fd865

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@ -24,14 +24,14 @@ also be used for other proxy-traversing purposes like proxy bouncing.
*-a*, *--standalone*=_port_::
Run as standalone daemon on specified _port_
*-p*, *--proxy*=_host_:_port_::
*-p*, *--proxy*=_host_++:++_port_::
Use _host_ and _port_ as the local proxy to connect to, if not specified
the *HTTP_PROXY* environment variable, if set, will be used instead
*-r*, *--remproxy*=_host_:_port_::
*-r*, *--remproxy*=_host_++:++_port_::
Use _host_ and _port_ as the remote (secondary) proxy to connect to
*-d*, *--dest*=_host_:_port_::
*-d*, *--dest*=_host_++:++_port_::
Use _host_ and _port_ as the destination for the tunnel, you can also
specify them as the argument to the proxytunnel command
@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ also be used for other proxy-traversing purposes like proxy bouncing.
with wget. Use this option, or environment variables to hide the password
from other users
*-P*, *--proxyauth*=_username_:_password_::
*-P*, *--proxyauth*=_username_++:++_password_::
Use _username_ and _password_ as credentials to authenticate against a
local HTTPS proxy, the username and password can also be specified in
the *PROXYUSER* and *PROXYPASS* environment variables to hide them from
@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ also be used for other proxy-traversing purposes like proxy bouncing.
If the _password_ is omitted and no *PROXYPASS* environment variable is
set, proxytunnel will prompt for a password
*-R*, *--remproxyauth*=_username_:_password_::
*-R*, *--remproxyauth*=_username_++:++_password_::
Use _username_ and _password_ as credentials to authenticate against a
remote (secondary) HTTPS proxy, the username and password can also be
specified in the *REMPROXYUSER* and *REMPROXYPASS* environment variables
@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ also be used for other proxy-traversing purposes like proxy bouncing.
== ARGUMENTS
_host_:_port_ is the destination hostname and port number combination
_host_++:++_port_ is the destination hostname and port number combination
NOTE: Specifying the destination as arguments is exactly the same as
specifying them using the *-d* or *--dest* option.