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This is my way for keeping contents of a USB stick in case you use it on untrusted computers and/or give it to people you do not trust to monitor which files have changed These scripts were created for KISS. On any filesystem, it will work. Once you can't file your tree, hash or signature files, think that your stick got PWND, you must remove all files from it as all of them were infected, corrupted or whatever bad people could do to them. Utils you'll need to run the scripts: bash, find, xargs, fgrep, GnuPG, sha512 Files: tree-paths.sh -- common things. You don't need to run this tree-write.sh -- script only for writing tree tree-check.sh -- check what happened to your tree of files don't forget to put scripts on your $PATH and chmod them +x
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a simple bash script for keeping filetree in check(pracrical for USB sticks)
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