Which command will instruct slurpd to process the replication error log in one-shot mode for the server 192.168.0.3?

The `-h` option specifies a host, but `slurpd -r` expects a log file path, not just a host.

The `slurpd` command processes replication logs; the `-r` option specifies the replication log file to process, and the `-o` option tells `slurpd` to run in one-shot mode, processing the file and then exiting.

Redirecting standard input with `<` is not the correct way to pass the replication log file path to `slurpd` using the `-r` option.

The `-f` option is typically used to specify a configuration file, not the replication error log file when using `-r`.

This syntax incorrectly combines the host with `-o` and lacks the required file path argument for the `-r` option.