updated documentation to support wild card file extensions

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Jeremy Long
2014-03-29 05:23:34 -04:00
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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The following table lists the command line arguments:
Short | Argument Name | Parameter | Description | Requirement
-------|-----------------------|-----------------|-------------|------------
\-a | \-\-app | \<name\> | The name of the application being scanned. This is a required argument. | Required
\-s | \-\-scan | \<path\> | The path to scan \- this option can be specified multiple times. | Required
\-s | \-\-scan | \<path\> | The path to scan \- this option can be specified multiple times. It is also possible to specify specific file types that should be scanned by supplying a scan path of '[path]/[to]/[scan]/*.zip'. The wild card can only be used to denote any file-name with a specific extension. | Required
\-o | \-\-out | \<folder\> | The folder to write reports to. This defaults to the current directory. | Optional
\-f | \-\-format | \<format\> | The output format to write to (XML, HTML, VULN, ALL). The default is HTML. | Required
\-l | \-\-log | \<file\> | The file path to write verbose logging information. | Optional