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In some cases, it’s crucial to time stamp collected files to securely keep track of the creation and modification time of a file. PiRogue uses an external timestamping authority. To do so, run the following command on your PiRogue:
pirogue-timestamp -c [folder containing the files to time stamp]The command generates a file hashes.txt listing the sha512 hash of every files contained in the specified folder and generates the following files:
README.md: the file containing the verification instructionsfreetsa.org_cacert.*: the certificate of the timestamping authorityhashes.txt: the file listing the sha512 hash of the timestamped fileshashes.txt.tsq: the time stamp queryhashes.txt.tsr: the time stamp replyIn this example, we time stamp the files contained in the folder drop.
15:47:26 INFO Timestamping the files contained in drop Using configuration from /usr/lib/ssl/openssl.cnf