Bernardo: documentation

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You can view this short documentation below using the "-h" option on the command line.

Usage: ./anon [options]

Available options:
-i/--interface dev : Device name to use to capture the packets. Defaults to the first interface. Use 'show' to show available interfaces.
-S/--nostats : Do not compute nor print any statistics.
-p/--treshold XX : Group values below XX pct in statistics
-aXX/--noanon XX : Do not anonymise XX, where XX may be: k (IP&TCP checksums), d (date), p (port), t (timestamp), m (MAC), c (content), u (url), h (http), i (ip), s (seq nb), or nothing. In this latter case, everything will be anonymised.
-f/--filter STRING : Use STRING as a filter.
-n/--nbpackets : Number of packets to read/capture.
-l/--live : If specified, capture is done in live mode.
-k/--keeptable [filename] : Save infos to de-anonymise in the specified file. Default filename: key.txt.
-s/--size : Portion to keep from captured packets (for live mode).
-m/--maxsize : Maximum size of the output file (eg 1M, 100k, etc...). No more data will be written if exceeded.
-t/--truncate : Truncate the packets. Keep only useful data (the HTTP headers)
-r/--inputfile filename : Read input trace from filename.
-w/--outputfile filename : Write output trace to filename.
-H/--httponly : Only display HTTP packets.
-dXX/--nodisplay XX : Do display XX, where XX may be: h (HTTP), t (timestamp), f (tcp flags), r (unanswered requests), T (tcp infos), p (progress, has to be used explicitly), or nothing
-R/--rawstats : Display raw statistics
-x/--alreadyanon : Specify this option if the processed trace has already been anonymised. Only statistics will be done.
-u/--useseqnum : Record and use sequence numbers to find continued connections. (this leads to a big slowdown, so it is disabled by default).
-h/--help : display this help message.