1RUN-ON-BINARIES-IN(1)        RPM Development Tools       RUN-ON-BINARIES-IN(1)
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NAME

6       annobin - Annobin
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SYNOPSIS

9       run-on-binaries-in
10         [--help]
11         [--version]
12         [--verbose]
13         [--quiet]
14         [--ignore]
15         [--prefix=text]
16         [--tmpdir=dir]
17         [--files-from=file]
18         [--skip-list=file]
19         [--]
20         program
21         [program-options]
22         file...
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DESCRIPTION

25       The run-on-binaries-in script allows other scripts, or programs, to be
26       run on the executable files contained inside archives.  This includes
27       rpm files, tar and ar files and compressed files.
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29       The script does not recurse into directories, but this can be handled
30       by the "find" command, like this:
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32                 find . -type f -exec run-on-binaries-in <script-to-run> {} \;
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34       The script accepts the following command line options:
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36       --help
37       -h  Displays the usage of the script and then exits.
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39       --version
40       -v  Displays the version of the script.
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42       --verbose
43       -V  Enables verbose mode, causing the script to detail each action it
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46           If this option is repeated it has the special effect of cancelling
47           out the automatic addition of the  -i to recursive invocations of
48           the script.
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50       --quiet
51       -q  Do not include the name of script in the out generated by the
52           script.
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54       --ignore
55       -i  Do not report file types that are not supported or recognised.
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57           This option is automatically enabled when the script is recursively
58           invoked on an archive, unless the -V -V has been enabled.  This is
59           because it is assumed that archives are likely to contain files
60           that do not need to be scanned.
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62       --prefix=text
63       -p=text
64           Add this text to the output from the script when it runs the
65           program on a normal executable.
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67       --tmpdir=dir
68       -t=dir
69           Directory to use to store temporary files.
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71       --files-from=file
72       -f=file
73           Specifies a file containing a list of other files to examine, one
74           per line.
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76       --skip-list=file
77       -s=file
78           Specifies a file containing a list of files not to examine, one per
79           line.  Blank lines and comments are ignored.  Text after a file's
80           name is also ignored.  Filenames should start at the beginning of a
81           line.
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83       --  Stops processing of command line options.  This allows the script
84           to be run with a program whoes name starts with a dash.
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OPTIONS

88       Copyright (c) 2018 - 2019 Red Hat.
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90       Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document
91       under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or
92       any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no
93       Invariant Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover
94       Texts.  A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU
95       Free Documentation License".
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99annobin-1                         2019-01-24             RUN-ON-BINARIES-IN(1)



        

    


            
        

        

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