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Top Forums Programming RegEx find numbers above 25000 Post 303018285 by RudiC on Saturday 2nd of June 2018 03:19:31 AM
Old 06-02-2018
Sorry - typo. Try
\(2[5-9]\|[3-9][0-9]\)[0-9]\{3\}\|[1-9][0-9]\{5\}
 

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SNOWDROP(1)						      General Commands Manual						       SNOWDROP(1)

NAME
sd-eng, sd-engf, sd-c - text watermarking and watermark recovery SYNOPSIS
sd-eng [-6] -i origfile newfile "Recipient" ["Comment"] sd-eng [-6] -e origfile newfile sd-eng [-6] -l DESCRIPTION
snowdrop is a stenographic text watermarking and watermark recovery system. It is composed of three programs: sd-eng Watermark normal English text. sd-engf Watermark fine quality English text, yeilding higher quality output but encoding less information. sd-c Watermark C code. The three programs operate similarly, with the same parameters and usage. The watermark is encoded in using a number of techniques, such as whitespace reformatting, typo insertation, word substitutions, punctuation changes, and for C code, logic reordering, variable name man- gling, etc. The watermark is a md5sum, which is retreivable from as little as 5 or 10 lines of the watermarked document. Even large changes to a medium sized document should not obscure the watermark, as it is stored redundently in multiple independent channels. The three usage modes are adding a watermark, checking for the presense of a watermark, and listing the contents of your database of water- marks. Note that to later check a watermark, you must retain a copy of the original, un-watermarked file. OPTIONS
-i Inject a watermark into a file. You must pass it the original file, the filename to output the watwrmarked version to, information about who you intend the watermarked file for, and an optional comment. -e Extract a watermark from a file. Needs the original file and the new file that you suspect bears the watermark. -l Lists the contents of the watermark database. Each of the three programs will have a different list. -6 Enable 64 bit watermarking. The default is a weak 32 bit watermark. ENVIRONMENT
SD_SYNONYMS This variable can be used to point snowdrop at a customized synonyms file. FILES
~/.snowdrop/database Database of watermarked files. SEE ALSO
/usr/share/snowdrop/README Explain snowdrop in more depth, its limitations, and how to write additional watermarking modules for other tpyes of files. AUTHOR
Michal Zalewski <lcamtuf@coredump.cx> SNOWDROP(1)
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