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Thanks for your comments.
- Traditionally, we left the 0-length feature files so that users could know that a particular scanner ran and found nothing. There is minimal overhead associated with storing zero-length files.
- Previously, we also stored data in an SQLite3 database, which dramatically improved performance and reduced overhead. However, nobody used it.
Your suggestion of adding a regex filter on each feature file to further prune the output is a curious one. This program has been in use for 14 years and no one has ever suggested this before. It is straighforward to run grep
on a feature file; it is not straightforward to re-run bulk_extractor
if the there is a typo in the filter.
Do you have an actual use case for which the output size is problematic and a filter is required, or is this a request based on what a hypothetical user would like? If you are indeed in need of this feature, you are welcome to submit it as a pull request. I'm happy to design it with you. Adding more command line switches is problematic at this point, so you might also want to add the ability to have a yaml or JSON configuration file.
If you aren't able to implement this yourself but are willing to pay for this feature to be created, I can hook you up with a consultant.
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