shatag-add1
Add checksums to the local database for further procressing.
Usage
shatag-add [-v]
[-d
DATABASE]
NAME
Overview
shatag-add processes the output of shatag(1) to fill the local database. NAME is the symbolical name of the storage on which the file reside (recommended to be the canonical hostname).
If the operation succeeds, previous entries for the specified name are removed from the database.
When running shatag(1) to send data to shatag-add, always use the -0 and -c options. Not using -0 will result in a garbled database; Not using -c may yield false positives when looking for duplicates.
Options
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-d DATABASE, --database DATABASE -
Use an alternate localtion for the SQLite database. The default is "$HOME/.shatagdb".
Releases
5 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy); the text changed 1 time.