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With the -s option you can set a file with signatures, which will
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With the -s option you can set a file with signatures, which will
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be loaded together with the rules set in the yaml.
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be loaded together with the rules set in the yaml.
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It is possible to use globbing when specifying rules files.
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For example, ``-s '/path/to/rules/*.rules'``
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.. option:: -S <filename.rules>
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.. option:: -S <filename.rules>
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With the -S option you can set a file with signatures, which will
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With the -S option you can set a file with signatures, which will
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be loaded exclusively, regardless of the rules set in the yaml.
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be loaded exclusively, regardless of the rules set in the yaml.
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It is possible to use globbing when specifying rules files.
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For example, ``-S '/path/to/rules/*.rules'``
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.. option:: -l <directory>
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.. option:: -l <directory>
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With the -l option you can set the default log directory. If you
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With the -l option you can set the default log directory. If you
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