Simple file anonymizer. Replace all IP address and strings from a file. Strings to replace are in /etc/dic If you want to keep some IP address visible, you can put them in the whitelist dictionnary /etc/dic.wl
# cat toto 10.131.59.254 10.131.59.253 hostA hostB # ./fano Usage: Usage : -f file : mask a file , base on dictionary /etc/dic and white list /etc/dic.wl -d dic : specify an other dictionary to use ( instead of /etc/dic ) -n : don't mask IP address -h : display help -v : display the version # cat /etc/dic user1 hostA user34 domain.com # cat /etc/dic.wl 10.131.59.254 10.131.49.254 # ./fano -f toto White List = /etc/dic.wl Begining of anonymization .. 2 modifications End of anonymization Anonymized file is toto.ano # cat toto.ano 10.131.59.254 XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX hostB #