@@ -154,57 +154,58 @@ <h2><a name='sect2' href='#toc2'>Description</a></h2>
154154
155155< dt > < b > -q</ b > </ dt >
156156< dd > Quiet
157- mode. File names are omitted from the output.
157+ mode. File names are omitted from the output. Each hash is still followed
158+ by two spaces before the newline.
158159< p > </ dd >
159160
160161< dt > < b > -Z</ b > </ dt >
161- < dd > Produces output in Triage
162- format. Each line contans the file’s size, a tab, a hash of the first 512
163- bytes, a tab, the hash of the complete file, a tab, and the file name. These
164- values are intended in increasing order of specificity. That is, two files
165- with different sizes cannot possibly match. This is a fast comparison and
166- should be done first. Next, two files with different partial hashes cannot
167- possibly match. This is often faster than hashing the whole file. Finally,
168- if those two pieces align, then it’s worth reading and hashing the entire
169- file.
162+ < dd > Produces output in Triage format. Each
163+ line contans the file’s size, a tab, a hash of the first 512 bytes, a tab,
164+ the hash of the complete file, a tab, and the file name. These values are
165+ intended in increasing order of specificity. That is, two files with different
166+ sizes cannot possibly match. This is a fast comparison and should be done
167+ first. Next, two files with different partial hashes cannot possibly match.
168+ This is often faster than hashing the whole file. Finally, if those two
169+ pieces align, then it’s worth reading and hashing the entire file.
170170< p > </ dd >
171171
172172< dt > < b > -0</ b > </ dt >
173- < dd > Uses a NULL character (/0) to terminate each line instead of a
174- newline. Useful for processing filenames with strange characters.
173+ < dd > Uses
174+ a NULL character (/0) to terminate each line instead of a newline. Useful
175+ for processing filenames with strange characters.
175176< p > </ dd >
176177
177178< dt > < b > -l</ b > </ dt >
178- < dd > Enables
179- relative file paths. Instead of printing the absolute path for each file,
180- displays the relative file path as indicated on the command line. This
181- flag may not be used in conjunction with the -b flag.
179+ < dd > Enables relative file
180+ paths. Instead of printing the absolute path for each file, displays the
181+ relative file path as indicated on the command line. This flag may not
182+ be used in conjunction with the -b flag.
182183< p > </ dd >
183184
184185< dt > < b > -b</ b > </ dt >
185- < dd > Enables bare mode.
186- Strips any leading directory information from displayed filenames. This
187- flag may not be used in conjunction with the -l flag.
186+ < dd > Enables bare mode. Strips any
187+ leading directory information from displayed filenames. This flag may not
188+ be used in conjunction with the -l flag.
188189< p > </ dd >
189190
190191< dt > < b > -k</ b > </ dt >
191- < dd > Enables asterisk
192- mode. An asterisk is inserted in lieu of a second space between the filename
193- and the hash, just like md5sum in its binary (-b) mode.
192+ < dd > Enables asterisk mode. An asterisk
193+ is inserted in lieu of a second space between the filename and the hash,
194+ just like md5sum in its binary (-b) mode.
194195< p > </ dd >
195196
196197< dt > < b > -c</ b > </ dt >
197- < dd > Enables comma
198- separated values output, or CSV mode. This mode has the side effect of removing
199- the 10 digit size limitation from -z mode. Also note that asterisks from
200- -k mode are not displayed when in CSV mode.
198+ < dd > Enables comma separated values
199+ output, or CSV mode. This mode has the side effect of removing the 10 digit
200+ size limitation from -z mode. Also note that asterisks from -k mode are not
201+ displayed when in CSV mode.
201202< p > </ dd >
202203
203204< dt > < b > -o</ b > <bcpflsd> </ dt >
204- < dd > Enables expert mode.
205- Allows the user specify which (and only which) types of files are processed.
206- Directory processing is still controlled with the -r flag. The expert mode
207- options allowed are: < br >
205+ < dd > Enables expert mode. Allows the user
206+ specify which (and only which) types of files are processed. Directory processing
207+ is still controlled with the -r flag. The expert mode options allowed are:
208+ < br >
208209f - Regular files < br >
209210b - Block Devices < br >
210211c - Character Devices < br >
@@ -311,7 +312,7 @@ <h2><a name='sect6' href='#toc6'>Known Issues</a></h2>
311312< h2 > < a name ='sect7 ' href ='#toc7 '> Reporting Bugs</ a > </ h2 >
312313We
313314take all bug reports < i > very</ i > seriously. Any bug that jeopardizes the forensic
314- integrity of this program could have serious consequenses on people’s lives.
315+ integrity of this program could have serious consequences on people’s lives.
315316When submitting a bug report, please include a description of the problem,
316317how you found it, and your contact information. < p >
317318Send bug reports to the
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