Description: Fixes the manpages
Author: Marcio de Souza Oliveira <m.desouza20@gmail.com>
Last-Update: 2015-03-29

Index: zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluCrypt-cli.1
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--- zulucrypt-4.7.5.orig/zuluCrypt-cli.1
+++ zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluCrypt-cli.1
@@ -18,63 +18,63 @@ meaning of symbols:
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 {}  = not allowed option
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-zuluCrypt-cli --test
+zuluCrypt-cli \--test
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-zuluCrypt-cli -E <d> <e> <p|f|h>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-E <d> <e> <p|f|h>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -D <d> <e> <p|f|h>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-D <d> <e> <p|f|h>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -o <d> <m> [e] <p|f|h>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-o <d> <m> [e] <p|f|h>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -O <d> {m} [e] <p|f|h>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-O <d> {m} [e] <p|f|h>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -q <d>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-q <d>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -i <d>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-i <d>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -c <d> <p|f|h> [ktzg]
+zuluCrypt-cli \-c <d> <p|f|h> [ktzg]
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-zuluCrypt-cli -r <-d> <p|f|h>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-r <-d> <p|f|h>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -a <d> <<y|u> <l|n>>|<h>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-a <d> <<y|u> <l|n>>|<h>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -b <d>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-b <d>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -w <d>   d argument must be something like: UUID=\"2468d6a7-9a71-4312-8bd9-662f982fade5\" ( or without quotes )
+zuluCrypt-cli \-w <d>   d argument must be something like: UUID=\"2468d6a7-9a71-4312-8bd9-662f982fade5\" ( or without quotes )
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-zuluCrypt-cli -P <d>   d device must be mapper path at /dev/mapper/
+zuluCrypt-cli \-P <d>   d device must be mapper path at /dev/mapper/
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-zuluCrypt-cli -X <d>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-X <d>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -J <d>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-J <d>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -R <d> <f>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-R <d> <f>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -B <d> <f>
+zuluCrypt-cli \-B <d> <f>
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-zuluCrypt-cli -A
+zuluCrypt-cli \-A
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-zuluCrypt-cli -S
+zuluCrypt-cli \-S
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-zuluCrypt-cli -N
+zuluCrypt-cli \-N
 .br
 
 .br
 examples:
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-create volume: zuluCrypt-cli -c -d /dev/sdc1 -z ext4 -t luks -p xxx
+create volume: zuluCrypt-cli \-c \-d /dev/sdc1 \-z ext4 \-t luks \-p xxx
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-open volume  : zuluCrypt-cli -o -d /dev/sdc1 -m sdc1 -e ro -p xxx
+open volume  : zuluCrypt-cli \-o \-d /dev/sdc1 \-m sdc1 \-e ro \-p xxx
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-close volume ; zuluCrypt-cli -q -d /dev/sdc1
+close volume ; zuluCrypt-cli \-q \-d /dev/sdc1
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-remove key   ; zuluCrypt-cli -r -d /dev/sdc1 -p xxx
+remove key   ; zuluCrypt-cli \-r \-d /dev/sdc1 \-p xxx
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-add key      : zuluCrypt-cli -a -d /dev/sdc1 -y xxx -l yyy
+add key      : zuluCrypt-cli \-a \-d /dev/sdc1 \-y xxx \-l yyy
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-get device path from mapper  : zuluCrypt-cli -P -d /dev/mapper/zuluCrypt-sdc1
+get device path from mapper  : zuluCrypt-cli \-P \-d /dev/mapper/zuluCrypt-sdc1
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-check if partition with UUID is present : zuluCrypt-cli -w -d UUID=\"d2d210b8-0b1f-419f-9172-9d509ea9af0c\"
+check if partition with UUID is present : zuluCrypt-cli \-w \-d UUID=\"d2d210b8-0b1f-419f-9172-9d509ea9af0c\"
 .br
 
 .SH DESCRIPTION
@@ -98,55 +98,55 @@ usage: zuluCrypt-cli <operation> <option
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 operation list:
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--c         create an encrypted volume
+\-c         create an encrypted volume
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--o         open and encrypted volume
+\-o         open and encrypted volume
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--O         open an encrypted volume but do not mount it( -m therefore not needed )
+\-O         open an encrypted volume but do not mount it( \-m therefore not needed )
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--q         close an opened encrypted volume
+\-q         close an opened encrypted volume
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--r         remove a key from luks volume
+\-r         remove a key from luks volume
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--a         add a key to luks volume
+\-a         add a key to luks volume
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--i         check if a device contain a luks volume
+\-i         check if a device contain a luks volume
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--s         check if a device is opened and print its properties if it is
+\-s         check if a device is opened and print its properties if it is
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--b         show status of each slot of luks volume."0"=empty,"1"=occupied,"2"=invalid slot,"3"=last occupied
+\-b         show status of each slot of luks volume."0"=empty,"1"=occupied,"2"=invalid slot,"3"=last occupied
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--A         print the list of all partitions on the system
+\-A         print the list of all partitions on the system
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--N         print a list of non system partitions on the system( partitions with no active entries in /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab
+\-N         print a list of non system partitions on the system( partitions with no active entries in /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab
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--T         print a detailed list of mounted partitions.Must be used with -A or -S or -N
+\-T         print a detailed list of mounted partitions.Must be used with \-A or \-S or \-N
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--Z         print a detailed list of unmounted partitions.Must be used with -A or -S or -N
+\-Z         print a detailed list of unmounted partitions.Must be used with \-A or \-S or \-N
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--S         print a list of system partitions on the system( partitions with active entries in /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab
+\-S         print a list of system partitions on the system( partitions with active entries in /etc/fstab and /etc/crypttab
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--w         check if UUID matches UUID of any partition
+\-w         check if UUID matches UUID of any partition
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--P         get device path from mapper( located at /dev/mapper )
+\-P         get device path from mapper( located at /dev/mapper )
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--L         print a list of all opened volumes and their mount point.The list is not formatted
+\-L         print a list of all opened volumes and their mount point.The list is not formatted
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--X         open a device pointed by argument -d and write random data to it hiding data previously written to device
+\-X         open a device pointed by argument \-d and write random data to it hiding data previously written to device
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--W         check if a device is a truecrypt device or not,required argument are -p or -f
+\-W         check if a device is a truecrypt device or not,required argument are \-p or \-f
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--U         print UUID of a given device,required argument: -d
+\-U         print UUID of a given device,required argument: \-d
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--H         compare a header on a luks device to a backup header,required arg: -d and -f
+\-H         compare a header on a luks device to a backup header,required arg: \-d and \-f
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--M         create a publicly accessible "mirror" of the mount point in "/run/media/public/" from the original created in "/run/media/private/$USER/"
+\-M         create a publicly accessible "mirror" of the mount point in "/run/media/public/" from the original created in "/run/media/private/$USER/"
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--J         create a plain mapper owned by the user who run the command on a device pointed by argument -d
+\-J         create a plain mapper owned by the user who run the command on a device pointed by argument \-d
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--B         create a luks or truecrypt header backup
+\-B         create a luks or truecrypt header backup
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--R         restore a luks or truecrypt header on a device from backup
+\-R         restore a luks or truecrypt header on a device from backup
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 .br
 .B NOTE
@@ -159,48 +159,48 @@ An active entry is an entry that is not
 
 options that goes with above operations:
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--G         module name to use to get a passphrase to open a volume
+\-G         module name to use to get a passphrase to open a volume
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--e         mode for opening volumes(ro*/rw) when used with -o/-O. path to destination file when used with -E/-D
+\-e         mode for opening volumes(ro*/rw) when used with \-o/\-O. path to destination file when used with \-E/\-D
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--e         mode for managing a truecrypt header when used with -B/-R.Options can be "fde" for volumes that use whole disk
+\-e         mode for managing a truecrypt header when used with \-B/\-R.Options can be "fde" for volumes that use whole disk
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            encryption,"sys" for a windows system volume.The volume is assumed to be a normal one when the option is not set.
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--k         do not ask for confirmation when doing dangerous operations
+\-k         do not ask for confirmation when doing dangerous operations
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--d         path to a file or partition with encrypted volume
+\-d         path to a file or partition with encrypted volume
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--m         path component to be added to mount point prefix(/run/media/private/$USER or /home/$USER)
+\-m         path component to be added to mount point prefix(/run/media/private/$USER or /home/$USER)
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--z         file system type installed(ext2,ext3,ext4* etc) or  or luks/tcrypt header backup path
+\-z         file system type installed(ext2,ext3,ext4* etc) or  or luks/tcrypt header backup path
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--t         type of volume (vera,plain/luks*). "vera" is a necessary argument when opening a VeraCrypt volume
+\-t         type of volume (vera,plain/luks*). "vera" is a necessary argument when opening a VeraCrypt volume
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--g         options to be used when creating a volume.
+\-g         options to be used when creating a volume.
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            default for luks are:   "/dev/urandom.aes.xts-plain64.256.sha1"
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            default for tcrypt are: "/dev/urandom.aes.xts-plain64.256.ripemd160"
            possible combination for tcrypt: "/dev/urandom.serpent:twofish:aes.xts-plain64.256.whirlpool"
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--h         get passphrase interactively
+\-h         get passphrase interactively
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--p         passphrase
+\-p         passphrase
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--f         path to keyfile
+\-f         path to keyfile
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--F         path to normal truecrypt multiple keyfiles.Multiple keyfiles are added by setting the option multiple times.
+\-F         path to normal truecrypt multiple keyfiles.Multiple keyfiles are added by setting the option multiple times.
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--V         path to hidden truecrypt multiple keyfiles.Multiple keyfiles are added by setting the option multiple times.
+\-V         path to hidden truecrypt multiple keyfiles.Multiple keyfiles are added by setting the option multiple times.
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--y         passphrase already in the volume(required by -a if -u is absent and -h is also absent)
+\-y         passphrase already in the volume(required by \-a if \-u is absent and \-h is also absent)
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--u         path to keyfile with passphrase already in the volume(required by -a if -y is absent and -h is also absent)
+\-u         path to keyfile with passphrase already in the volume(required by \-a if \-y is absent and \-h is also absent)
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--l         passphrase to be added(required by -a if -n is absent and -h is also absent)
+\-l         passphrase to be added(required by \-a if \-n is absent and \-h is also absent)
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--n         path to keyfile with a passphrase to be added (required by -a if -l is absent and -h is also absent)
+\-n         path to keyfile with a passphrase to be added (required by \-a if \-l is absent and \-h is also absent)
 .br
 
 .SH COPYRIGHT
Index: zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluCrypt-gui.1
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--- zulucrypt-4.7.5.orig/zuluCrypt-gui.1
+++ zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluCrypt-gui.1
@@ -4,22 +4,38 @@
 .br
 .SH NAME
 zuluCrypt-gui - Graphical front end for zuluCrypt-cli
+
+.SH SYNOPSIS
+zuluCrypt-gui - Graphical front end for zuluCrypt-cli
 .br
-.SH SUMMARY
-zuluCrypt-gui is a GUI front end to zuluCrypt-cli
-.br
-copyright: 2011-2013 Ink Francis,mhogomchungu@gmail.com
-.br
-license  : GPLv2+
-.br
-options:
-.br
--d   path to where a volume to be auto unlocked/mounted is located
-.br
--m   tool to use to open a default file manager(default tool is xdg-open)
-.br
--e   start the application without showing the GUI
-.br
+.SH DESCRIPTION
+zuluCrypt-gui is a GUI front end to zuluCrypt-cli. It can be run with the options:
+
+.br
+\-d   path to where a volume to be auto unlocked/mounted is located
+.br
+\-m   tool to use to open a default file manager(default tool is xdg-open)
+.br
+\-e   start the application without showing the GUI
+.br
+.SH COPYRIGHT
+Copyright (c) 2011-2013
+.br
+name : Francis Banyikwa
+.br
+email: mhogomchungu@gmail.com
+.br
+
+This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or
+(at your option) any later version.
+This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+GNU General Public License for more details.
+You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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 .SH LAST EDIT
 Last change: Mon Apr  8 19:59:36 EDT 2013
Index: zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluMount-cli.1
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--- zulucrypt-4.7.5.orig/zuluMount-cli.1
+++ zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluMount-cli.1
@@ -17,49 +17,49 @@ usage: see examples below
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 options:
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--m -- mount a volume : arguments: -d volume_path -z mount_point -e mode(rw/ro)
-      -- additional arguments for crypto_LUKS,crypto_PLAIN,crypto_TCRYPT volumes, -p passphrase/-f keyfile
+\-m \-- mount a volume : arguments: \-d volume_path \-z mount_point \-e mode(rw/ro)
+      \-- additional arguments for crypto_LUKS,crypto_PLAIN,crypto_TCRYPT volumes, \-p passphrase/\-f keyfile
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--z -- mount point component to append to "/run/media/private/$USER/"
+\-z \-- mount point component to append to "/run/media/private/$USER/"
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--u -- unmount a volume: arguments: -d volume_path
+\-u \-- unmount a volume: arguments: \-d volume_path
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--s -- print properties of an encrypted volume: arguments: -d volume_path
+\-s \-- print properties of an encrypted volume: arguments: \-d volume_path
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--o -- offset in sectors on where the volume starts in the volume.The volume is assumed to be plain type with this option
-      and the option must be given when -u or -s arguments are used with a volume opened with this option
+\-o \-- offset in sectors on where the volume starts in the volume.The volume is assumed to be plain type with this option
+      and the option must be given when \-u or \-s arguments are used with a volume opened with this option
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--M -- this option will create a mount point in "/run/media/private/$USER/" and a publicly accessible "mirror" in "/run/media/public/'
+\-M \-- this option will create a mount point in "/run/media/private/$USER/" and a publicly accessible "mirror" in "/run/media/public/'
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--l -- print expanded list of all volumes
+\-l \-- print expanded list of all volumes
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--Y -- file system options
+\-Y \-- file system options
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--e -- mount options
+\-e \-- mount options
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--L -- must be used with -d,print properties of a volume specified by d option
+\-L \-- must be used with \-d,print properties of a volume specified by d option
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--P -- print a list of all volumes
+\-P \-- print a list of all volumes
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--A -- print a list of all volumes
+\-A \-- print a list of all volumes
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--S -- print a list of system volumes
+\-S \-- print a list of system volumes
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--N -- print a list of non system volumes
+\-N \-- print a list of non system volumes
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--E -- print a list of mounted volumes
+\-E \-- print a list of mounted volumes
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--D -- get a device node address from its mapper path( mapper paths are usually located in /dev/mapper ). Required argument: -d
+\-D \-- get a device node address from its mapper path( mapper paths are usually located in /dev/mapper ). Required argument: \-d
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--F -- path to truecrypt multiple keyfiles.Keyfiles are separated by "\\011" character sequence
+\-F \-- path to truecrypt multiple keyfiles.Keyfiles are separated by "\\011" character sequence
 .br
 examples:
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-mount a volume  : zuluMount-cli -m -d /dev/sdc1
+mount a volume  : zuluMount-cli \-m \-d /dev/sdc1
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-unmount a volume: zuluMount-cli -u -d /dev/sdc1
+unmount a volume: zuluMount-cli \-u \-d /dev/sdc1
 .br
-mount and encrypted volume with a key "xyz" : zuluMount-cli -m -d /dev/sdc2 -p xyz
+mount and encrypted volume with a key "xyz" : zuluMount-cli \-m \-d /dev/sdc2 \-p xyz
 .br
 
 .SH COPYRIGHT
Index: zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluSafe-cli.1
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--- zulucrypt-4.7.5.orig/zuluSafe-cli.1
+++ zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluSafe-cli.1
@@ -17,19 +17,19 @@ usage: see examples below
 .br
 options:
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-To add a file to a wallet,run            : zuluSafe-cli --add     <path to file>
+To add a file to a wallet,run            : zuluSafe-cli \--add     <path to file>
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-To delete a file in a wallet,run         : zuluSafe-cli --delete  <file name>
+To delete a file in a wallet,run         : zuluSafe-cli \--delete  <file name>
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-To get a file from the wallet,run        : zuluSafe-cli --get     <file name>
+To get a file from the wallet,run        : zuluSafe-cli \--get     <file name>
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-To add all files in a folder,run         : zuluSafe-cli --add-all <folder path>
+To add all files in a folder,run         : zuluSafe-cli \--add-all <folder path>
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-To get a list of files in the wallet,run : zuluSafe-cli --list
+To get a list of files in the wallet,run : zuluSafe-cli \--list
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-To get all files from the wallet,run     : zuluSafe-cli --get-all
+To get all files from the wallet,run     : zuluSafe-cli \--get-all
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-To get a list of wallets,run             : zuluSafe-cli --wallets
+To get a list of wallets,run             : zuluSafe-cli \--wallets
 .br
 
 .SH COPYRIGHT
Index: zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluMount-gui.1
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--- zulucrypt-4.7.5.orig/zuluMount-gui.1
+++ zulucrypt-4.7.5/zuluMount-gui.1
@@ -14,11 +14,11 @@ license  : GPLv2+
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 options:
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--d   path to where a volume to be auto unlocked/mounted is located
+\-d   path to where a volume to be auto unlocked/mounted is located
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--m   tool to use to open a default file manager(default tool is xdg-open)
+\-m   tool to use to open a default file manager(default tool is xdg-open)
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--e   start the application without showing the GUI
+\-e   start the application without showing the GUI
 .br
 .br
 .SH LAST EDIT
