This README applies to version 1.0 only

output of "fsindex -md5 >EXAMPLE"
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drwxr-xr-x	2	363	215	20040401 18:43:32	.	0
-rw-r--r--	1	363	215	20000806 14:14:34	./fsindex-1.0-1.i386.rpm	8cd477fc60231b1e802185adb2f4809b
-rw-r--r--	1	363	215	20000806 14:14:34	./fsindex-1.0-1.src.rpm	388b81251beab57d188aa7754a3964d5
-rw-r--r--	1	363	215	20000806 14:14:08	./fsindex-1.0.tar.gz	c33463a84b50ef69af547534bbb10704
-rw-r--r--	1	363	215	20040401 18:43:38	./EXAMPLE	d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e


Explanation
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This program prints an index of all filesystem objects. The output
is intended for tracking changes in the file system and for searching potential
security holes. The output format consists
of one line per file system object. Every line contains 7 fields. The tab
character is used as field separator. For every field an embedded tab is
replaced by \t, linefeed by \n and backslashes are doubled.

Field	contents
0	mode of object (ls -l style: drwxr-xr-x).
1	link count
2	user id
3	group id
4	modified time. The epoch when not a directory or regular file.
5	pathname, relative to directory argument.
6	MD5 sum for plain files, symlink contents for symlinks, rdev for
	device inodes, otherwise 0


output of "fsindex --help"
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Usage: fsindex [options...] dir... [options...]

Options are:
    -md5          generate MD5 checksum for regular files
    -xdev         do not traverse mount points
    -exclude arg  Exclude the pathname argument from the traversal.
    -depth        descend directory before handling directory itself
    -localtime    use the local time zone instead of UTC
    -insecure     find potential security problems in the file system:
                  set[gu]id programs and writable objects
    -name         print names of user/group id instead of their number

    directory arguments and pathnames to be excluded should either be
    both relative to the current working directory or both rooted.