cite current cribl version in snippets
@@ -101,8 +101,8 @@ In this example, we'll start by grepping for process IDs of `cribl` (Cribl Strea
```
$ ps -ef | grep cribl
-ubuntu 1820 1 1 21:03 pts/4 00:00:02 /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.0/m/cribl/bin/cribl server
-ubuntu 1838 1820 4 21:03 pts/4 00:00:07 /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.0/m/cribl/bin/cribl /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.0/m/cribl/bin/cribl.js server -r CONFIG_HELPER
+ubuntu 1820 1 1 21:03 pts/4 00:00:02 /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.3/m/cribl/bin/cribl server
+ubuntu 1838 1820 4 21:03 pts/4 00:00:07 /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.3/m/cribl/bin/cribl /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.3/m/cribl/bin/cribl.js server -r CONFIG_HELPER
ubuntu 1925 30025 0 21:06 pts/3 00:00:00 grep --color=auto cribl
```
@@ -120,8 +120,8 @@ In this example, we try to attach to a Cribl Stream process by its name, which w
$ sudo scope attach cribl
Found multiple processes matching that name...
ID PID USER SCOPED COMMAND
-1 1820 ubuntu false /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.0/m/cribl/bin/cribl server
-2 1838 ubuntu false /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.0/m/cribl/bin/cribl /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.0/m/cribl/bin/cribl.js server -r CONFIG_HELPER
+1 1820 ubuntu false /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.3/m/cribl/bin/cribl server
+2 1838 ubuntu false /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.3/m/cribl/bin/cribl /home/ubuntu/someusername/cribl/4.0.3/m/cribl/bin/cribl.js server -r CONFIG_HELPER
Select an ID from the list:
2
WARNING: Session history will be stored in /home/ubuntu/.scope/history and owned by root
