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Author: mvondracek

delta/README.md

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   * If `-i` is specified without a value (and any other parameters are unspecified), a list of active interfaces is printed to `stdout` and the program terminates with `0` exit code (additional information beyond the interface list is welcome but not required).
 * `-w 3000` is the timeout in milliseconds to wait for a response during scanning of a host. This parameter is optional, in its absence the value 1000 (i.e., one second) is used.
 * `-s 192.168.1.0/24` or `-s fd00:cafe:0000:face::0/120` specifies which segments to scan using IPv4 or IPv6. There can be multiple segments to be scanned (i.e., **the `-s` argument can be repeated** when the program is called).
-* The application must be able to infer the correct network address and the resulting number of hosts to be scanned from the user input of the `-s` argument.
-* The application does not have to deal with the "bloat" of the `-s` argument input with respect to the number of hosts being scanned (e.g., too short netmask or prefix length, for instance `-s 10.0.0.0/8`) or the location of the segment being scanned (i.e., attempting to ARP scan a network to which the computer is not directly connected).
+  * The application must be able to infer the correct network address and the resulting number of hosts to be scanned from the user input of the `-s` argument.
+  * The application does not have to deal with the "bloat" of the `-s` argument input with respect to the number of hosts being scanned (e.g., too short netmask or prefix length, for instance `-s 10.0.0.0/8`) or the location of the segment being scanned (i.e., attempting to ARP scan a network to which the computer is not directly connected).
 * All arguments can be in any order.
 
 ### Execution Examples