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Default: read from the command line flowtuple files. Support for input multiple files. F option: sintax "-F <file_list>". file_list is a file where inside are written all the paths of the flowtuple files to preocess. Using '-' as file_list the tool read from standard input
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this is really nice, thanks. |
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cors-ft-aggregate now takes files on the command line, not a list of files
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Change cors-ft-aggregate command line behavior.
Now the default behavior is read from the command line flowtuple files, supporting multiple files in input. Add of the options '-F <file_list>' that can be used to specify a list of flowtuple files, use '-' as file_list the tool read from standard input.