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31 lines
1.3 KiB
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# <- This is a comment. Anything on a line after this character
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# will be ignored.
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#
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# Configuration format is like this:
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#
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# filename ext start end skip-min skip-max options
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#
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# Where the individual options are:
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# filename: The filename, without the extension. For example,
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# "COMMAND.COM" would be referred to as COMMAND here.
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# Case-insensitive, set to * to match any.
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# ext: The file extension. Using the above example, this
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# would be COM. Also accepts the * wildcard.
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# start: The byte offset to start corrupting at.
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# end: The byte offset to stop corrupting at. If set to 0, the
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# corruption will continue until the end of the file.
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# skip-min: Minimum bytes to skip between each corruption.
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# skip-max: Maximum bytes to skip between each corruption.
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# options: Comma-delimited list of the following:
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# shr=X: Shift bytes right X times
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# shl=X: Shift bytes left X times
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# add=X: Add X to bytes
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# xor=X: Bitwise XOR to bytes
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#
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# skip-min and skip-max are used as bounds for the actual random amount
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# of bytes skipped each iteration.
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#
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# Some examples of possible configuration values are below:
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* exe 200 0 500 700 xor=50,add=10
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* dat 100 0 200 250 shr=3
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