HASHDIG-BIND(1) HashDig Documentation HASHDIG-BIND(1) NAME hashdig-bind.pl - Bind resolved hashes to filenames SYNOPSIS hashdig-bind.pl [-qr] [-a hash-type] [-d delimiter] [-h hash-field] [-n name-field] -t file-type -f {hashdig-file|-} file [file ...] DESCRIPTION This utility binds resolved hashes to filenames. The source of resolved hashes is a HashDig file or stdin, and the source of filenames is one or more subject files. Depending on the type of subject files (see -t option), one or more of the following output files will be created in the current working directory: (a)ll, (d)irectory, (i)ndeterminate, (k)nown, symbolic (l)ink, (s)pecial, and (u)nknown. These files will have the following for- mat: <filename>.bound.{a|d|i|k|l|s|u} The 'all' file is the sum of the other output files. OPTIONS -a hash-type Specifies the type of hashes that are to be bound. Currently, the fol- lowing hash types (or algorithms) are supported: 'MD5', 'SHA1', and 'SHA256'. The default hash type is that specified by the HASH_TYPE en- vironment variable or 'MD5' if HASH_TYPE is not set. The value for this option is not case sensitive. -d delimiter Specifies the input field delimiter. This option is ignored unless used in conjunction with the GENERIC data type. Valid delimiters include the following characters: tab '\t', space ' ', comma ',', semi-colon ';', and pipe '|'. The default delimiter is a pipe. Note that parse errors are likely to occur if the specified delimiter appears in any of the field values. -h hash-field Specifies the name of the field that contains the hash value. This op- tion is ignored unless used in conjunction with the GENERIC data type. The default value for this option is "hash". -n name-field Specifies the name of the field that contains the name value. This op- tion is ignored unless used in conjunction with the GENERIC data type. The default value for this option is "name". -f {hashdig-file|-} Specifies the name of a HashDig file to use as the source of hashes. A value of '-' will cause the program to read from stdin. HashDig files have the following format: hash|category -q Don't report errors (i.e., be quiet) while processing files. -r Accept HashDig records in reverse format (i.e., category|hash). -t file-type Specifies the type of subject files that are to be processed. All files processed in a given invocation must be of the same type. Currently, the following types are supported: FTIMES, FTK, GENERIC, KG|KNOWNGOODS, MD5, MD5DEEP, MD5SUM, OPENSSL, SHA1, SHA1DEEP, SHA1SUM, SHA256, SHA256DEEP, and SHA256SUM. The value for this option is not case sensi- tive. CAVEATS This utility attempts to load all hash/category information into a pair as- sociative arrays. When all available memory has been exhausted, Perl will probably force the script to abort. In extreme cases, this can produce a core file. AUTHOR Klayton Monroe SEE ALSO ftimes(1), hashdig-dump(1), hashdig-harvest(1), hashdig-harvest-sun- solve(1), md5(1), md5sum(1), md5deep(1), openssl(1) LICENSE All documentation and code are distributed under same terms and conditions as FTimes. perl v5.42.3 2026-08-27 HASHDIG-BIND(1)
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