Make documentation for Go tools to use symlinks to README.rst

- Currently, documentation for Go tools is duplicated in the user manual
  and README files. This PR makes README files single source of truth
and creates a symlincs inside docs directory.
- Fixed link to the forum in
  config/sphinx-build/_static/_templates/theme/relbar2.html (previously
mentioned PSMDB forum instead of Percona Toolkit's)
- Updated 3.6.0 release date in docs/percona-toolkit.pod
- Updated documentation for option --version in docs/percona-toolkit.pod
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Sveta Smirnova
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* Some information will seems missed. Depending on the case, it may be simply unimplemented yet, or it was disabled later because it was found to be unreliable (node index numbers are not reliable for example)
* Columns width are sometimes too large to be easily readable. This usually happens when printing SST events with long node names
* When some display corner-cases seems broken (events not deduplicated, ...), it is because of extra hidden internal events.
Authors
=======
Yoann La Cancellera

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resourceVersion: ""
This warning is harmless and does not affect data collection. We will remove podsecuritypolicies once everyone upgrade to Kubernetes 1.25 or newer. Before that we advise to ignore this warning.
Authors
=======
Max Dudin, Andrii Dema, Carlos Salguero, Sveta Smirnova

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| version | Show version information |
+----------------------------+----------------------------------------+
Authors
=======
Carlos Salguero

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#pt-mongodb-query-digest
This program reports query usage statistics by aggregating queries from MongoDB query profiler.
The queries are the result of running:
```javascript
db.getSiblingDB("samples").system.profile.find({"op":{"$nin":["getmore", "delete"]}});
```
and then, the results are grouped by fingerprint and namespace (database.collection).
The fingerprint is calculated as the **sorted list** of the keys in the document. The max depth level is 10.
The last step is sorting the results. The default sort order is by ascending query count.
##Sample output
```
# Query 3: 0.06 QPS, ID 0b906bd86148def663d11b402f3e41fa
# Ratio 1.00 (docs scanned/returned)
# Time range: 2017-02-03 16:01:37.484 -0300 ART to 2017-02-03 16:02:08.43 -0300 ART
# Attribute pct total min max avg 95% stddev median
# ================== === ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======= ========
# Count (docs) 100
# Exec Time ms 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0
# Docs Scanned 5 7.50K 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 0.00 75.00
# Docs Returned 92 7.50K 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 0.00 75.00
# Bytes recv 1 106.12M 1.06M 1.06M 1.06M 1.06M 0.00 1.06M
# String:
# Namespaces samples.col1
# Operation query
# Fingerprint find,shardVersion
# Query {"find":"col1","shardVersion":[0,"000000000000000000000000"]}
```
##Command line parameters
|Short|Long|Help|
|-----|----|----|
|-?|--help|Show help|
|-a|--authenticationDatabase|database used to establish credentials and privileges with a MongoDB server admin|
|-c|--no-version-check|Don't check for updates|
|-d|--database|database to profile|
|-f|--output-format|report output format. Valid values are text, json. Default: text|
|-l|--log-level|Log level:, panic, fatal, error, warn, info, debug error|
|-n|--limit|show the first n queries|
|-o|--order-by|comma separated list of order by fields (max values): `count`, `ratio`, `query-time`, `docs-scanned`, `docs-returned`.<br> A `-` in front of the field name denotes reverse order.<br> Example:`--order-by="count,-ratio"`).|
|-p|--password[=password]|Password (optional). If it is not specified it will be asked|
|-s|--skip-collections|Comma separated list of collections to skip. Default: `system.profile`. It is possible to use an empty list by setting `--skip-collections=""`|
|-u|--user|Username|
|-v|--version|Show version & exit|

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.. _pt-mongodb-query-digest:
==================================
:program:`pt-mongodb-query-digest`
==================================
``pt-mongodb-query-digest`` reports query usage statistics
by aggregating queries from MongoDB query profiler.
Usage
=====
.. code-block:: bash
pt-mongodb-query-digest [OPTIONS]
It runs the following command::
db.getSiblingDB("samples").system.profile.find({"op":{"$nin":["getmore", "delete"]}});
Then the results are grouped by fingerprint and namespace
(database.collection).
The fingerprint is calculated as a sorted list of keys in the document
with a maximum depth level of 10.
By default, the results are sorted by ascending query count.
Options
-------
``-?``, ``--help``
Show help and exit
``-a``, ``--authenticationDatabase``
Specifies the database used to establish credentials and privileges
with a MongoDB server.
By default, the ``admin`` database is used.
``-c``, ``--no-version-check``
Don't check for updates
``-d``, ``--database``
Specifies which database to profile
``-f``, ``--output-format``
Specifies the report output format. Valid options are: ``text``, ``json``.
The default value is ``text``.
``-l``, ``--log-level``
Specifies the log level:
``panic``, ``fatal``, ``error``, ``warn``, ``info``, ``debug error``
``-n``, ``--limit``
Limits the number of queries to show
``-o``, ``--order-by``
Specifies the sorting order using fields:
``count``, ``ratio``, ``query-time``, ``docs-scanned``, ``docs-returned``.
Adding a hyphen (``-``) in front of a field denotes reverse order.
For example: ``--order-by="count,-ratio"``.
``-p``, ``--password``
Specifies the password to use when connecting to a server
with authentication enabled.
Do not add a space between the option and its value: ``-p<password>``.
If you specify the option without any value,
you will be prompted for the password.
``-s``, ``--skip-collections``
Comma separated list of collections to skip.
Collection ``system.profile`` is skipped by default.
It is possible to use an empty list by setting ``--skip-collections=""``.
``--sslCAFile``
Specifies SSL CA cert file used for authentication.
``--sslPEMKeyFile``
Specifies SSL client PEM file used for authentication.
``-u``, ``--user``
Specifies the user name for connecting to a server
with authentication enabled.
``-v``, ``--version``
Show version and exit
Output Example
==============
.. code-block:: none
# Query 3: 0.06 QPS, ID 0b906bd86148def663d11b402f3e41fa
# Ratio 1.00 (docs scanned/returned)
# Time range: 2017-02-03 16:01:37.484 -0300 ART to 2017-02-03 16:02:08.43 -0300 ART
# Attribute pct total min max avg 95% stddev median
# ================== === ======== ======== ======== ======== ======== ======= ========
# Count (docs) 100
# Exec Time ms 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0
# Docs Scanned 5 7.50K 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 0.00 75.00
# Docs Returned 92 7.50K 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 0.00 75.00
# Bytes recv 1 106.12M 1.06M 1.06M 1.06M 1.06M 0.00 1.06M
# String:
# Namespaces samples.col1
# Operation query
# Fingerprint find,shardVersion
# Query {"find":"col1","shardVersion":[0,"000000000000000000000000"]}
Authors
=======
Carlos Salguero

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pt-mongodb-summary
==================
**pt-mongodb-summary** collects information about a MongoDB cluster.
.. pt-mongodb-summary:
=============================
:program:`pt-mongodb-summary`
=============================
``pt-mongodb-summary`` collects information about a MongoDB cluster.
It collects information from several sources
to provide an overview of the cluster.
Usage
-----
pt-mongodb-summary [options] [host:[port]]
=====
.. code-block:: bash
pt-mongodb-summary [OPTIONS] [HOST:[PORT]]
By default, if you run ``pt-mongodb-summary`` without any parameters,
it will try to connect to ``localhost`` on port ``27017``.
The program collects information about MongoDB instances
by running administration commands and formatting the output.
.. note:: ``pt-mongodb-summary`` requires to be run by user
with the ``clusterAdmin`` or ``root`` built-in roles.
.. note:: ``pt-mongodb-summary`` cannot collect statistics
from MongoDB instances that require connection via SSL.
Support for SSL will be added in the future.
Default host:port is `localhost:27017`.
For better results, host must be a **mongos** server.
Binaries
--------
Please check the `releases <https://github.com/percona/toolkit-go/releases>`_ tab to download the binaries.
Options
-------
Parameters
^^^^^^^^^
|Short|Long|Default|Description|
|-----|----|-------|-----------|
|-a|--auth-db|admin|database used to establish credentials and privileges with a MongoDB server|
|-f|--output-format|report output format|Valid values are text, json. Default: text|
|-f|--output-format|text|output format: text, json. Default: text|
|-p|--password|empty|password to use when connecting if DB auth is enabled|
|-u|--user|empty|user name to use when connecting if DB auth is enabled|
``-a``, ``--auth-db``
Specifies the database used to establish credentials and privileges
with a MongoDB server.
By default, the ``admin`` database is used.
``-f``, ``--output-format``
Specifies the report output format. Valid options are: ``text``, ``json``.
The default value is ``text``.
``-p`` is an optional parameter. If it is used it shouldn't have a blank between the parameter and its value: `-p<password>`
It can be also used as `-p` without specifying a password; in that case, the program will ask the password to avoid using a password in the command line.
``-p``, ``--password``
Specifies the password to use when connecting to a server
with authentication enabled.
Do not add a space between the option and its value: ``-p<password>``.
If you specify the option without any value,
``pt-mongodb-summary`` will ask for password interactively.
``-u``, ``--user``
Specifies the user name for connecting to a server
with authentication enabled.
Output example
""""""""""""""
.. code-block:: html
==============
.. code-block:: none
# Instances ####################################################################################
ID Host Type ReplSet
@@ -90,9 +117,56 @@ Output example
Splits: 0
Drops: 0
Minimum auth role
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Sections
--------
This program needs to run some commands like ``getShardMap`` and to be able to run those commands
it needs to run under a user with the ``clusterAdmin`` or ``root`` built-in roles.
Output is separated into the following sections:
* **Instances**
This section lists all hosts connected to the current MongoDB instance.
For this, ``pt-mongodb-summary`` runs the ``listShards`` command
and then the ``replSetGetStatus`` on every instance
to collect its ID, type, and replica set.
* **This host**
This section provides an overview of the current MongoDB instance
and the underlying OS.
For this, ``pt-mongodb-summary`` groups information
collected from ``hostInfo``, ``getCmdLineOpts``, ``serverStatus``,
and the OS process (by process ID).
* **Running Ops**
This section provides minimum, maximum, and average operation counters
for ``insert``, ``query``, ``update``, ``delete``, ``getMore``,
and ``command`` operations.
For this, ``pt-mongodb-summary`` runs the ``serverStatus`` command
5 times at regular intervals (every second).
* **Security**
This section provides information about the security settings.
For this, ``pt-mongodb-summary``, parses ``getCmdLineOpts`` output
and queries the ``admin.system.users``
and ``admin.system.roles`` collections.
* **Oplog**
This section contains details about the MongoDB operations log (oplog).
For this, ``pt-mongodb-summary`` collects statistics
from the oplog on every host in the cluster,
and returns those with the smallest ``TimeDiffHours`` value.
* **Cluster wide**
This section provides information about the number of sharded and
unsharded databases, collections, and their size.
For this, ``pt-mongodb-summary`` runs the ``listDatabases`` command
and then runs ``collStats`` for every collection in every database.
Authors
=======
Carlos Salguero

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pt-pg-summary
=============
**pt-pg-summary** collects information about a PostgreSQL cluster.
.. pt-pg-summary:
========================
:program:`pt-pg-summary`
========================
``pt-pg-summary`` collects information about a PostgreSQL cluster.
Usage
-----
=====
``pt-pg-summary [options] [host:[port]]``
.. code-block:: bash
Binaries
--------
Please check the `releases <https://github.com/percona/toolkit-go/releases>`_ tab to download the binaries.
pt-pg-summary [OPTIONS] [HOST:[PORT]]
Parameters
^^^^^^^^^^
Options
-------
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Short | Long | Default | Description |
+========+=================================+=========+============================================================================+
| | ``--help`` | | Show context-sensitive help (also try ``--help-long`` and ``--help-man``). |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | ``--version`` | | Show application version. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | ``--databases=DATABASES`` | | Summarize this comma-separated list of databases. All if not specified. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ``-h`` | ``--host=HOST`` | | Host to connect to. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ``-W`` | ``--password=PASSWORD`` | | Password to use when connecting. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ``-p`` | ``--port=PORT`` | | Port number to use for connection. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | ``--sleep=SLEEP`` | 10 | Seconds to sleep when gathering status counters. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| ``-U`` | ``--username=USERNAME`` | | User for login if not current user. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | ``--disable-ssl`` | true | Disable SSL for the connection. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | ``--verbose`` | false | Show verbose log. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| | ``--debug`` | false | Show debug information in the logs. |
+--------+---------------------------------+---------+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
``--help``, ``--help-long``, ``--help-man``
Shows context-sensitive help. ``--help-long`` and ``--help-man`` provide more verbose output.
``--version``
Show application version and exit. |
``--databases``
Summarizes this comma-separated list of databases.
All if not specified.
``-h``, ``--host``
Host or local Unix socket for connection.
``-W``, ``--password``
Password to use when connecting. |
``-p``, ``--port``
Port number to use for connection. |
``--sleep``
Seconds to sleep when gathering status counters.
Sleeps 10 seconds if not provided.
``-U``, ``--username``
User for login if not current user.
``--disable-ssl``
Disable SSL for the connection.
Enabled by default.
``--verbose``
Show verbose log.
``--debug``
Show debug information in the logs.
.. Currently hidden
.. --list-encrypted-tables Include a list of the encrypted tables in all databases
.. --ask-pass Prompt for a password when connecting to PostgreSQL
.. --config Config file
.. --defaults-file Only read PostgreSQL options from the given file
.. --read-samples Create a report from the files found in this directory
.. --save-samples Save the data files used to generate the summary in this directory
Experimental Options
--------------------
``--list-encrypted-tables``
Include a list of the encrypted tables in all databases.
Output
^^^^^^
``--ask-pass``
Prompt for a password when connecting to PostgreSQL.
The output is grouped into these categories:
``--config``
Configuration file.
AllDatabases
Selects ``datname`` from ``pg_database`` where ``datistemplate`` is false.
``--defaults-file``
Only read PostgreSQL options from the given file.
ClusterInfo
Selects cluster information from ``pg_stat_activity``.
ConnectedClients
Counts the connected clients by selecting from ``pg_stat_activity``.
Connections
Selects ``state`` from ``pg_stat_activity`` and counts them.
Counters
Selects various counter values from ``pg_stat_database``.
DatabaseWaitEvents
Shows database wait events from ``pg_locks``, ``pg_stat_database``, ``pg_class``, and ``pg_stat_activity``.
Databases
Shows the name and size of databases from ``pg_stat_database``.
GlobalWaitEvents
Shows global wait evens from ``pg_stat_activity``.
IndexCacheHitRatio
Shows index hit ratios from ``pg_statio_user_indexes``.
PortAndDatadir
Shows port and data directory name from ``pg_settings``.
ServerVersion
Shows the value of ``server_version_num``.
Setting
Selects ``name`` and ``setting`` from ``pg_settings``.
SlaveHosts10
Selects information for PostgreSQL version 10.
SlaveHosts96
Selects information for PostgreSQL version 9.6.
TableAccess
Shows table access information by selecting from ``pg_locks``, ``pg_stat_database`` and ``pg_class``.
TableCacheHitRatio
Shows table cache hit ratio information from ``pg_statio_user_tables``.
Tablespaces
Show owner and location from ``pg_catalog.pg_tablespace``.
``--read-samples``
Create a report from the files found in this directory.
``--save-samples``
Save the data files used to generate the summary in this directory.
Output example
""""""""""""""
==============
.. code-block:: html
.. code-block:: none
##### --- Database Port and Data_Directory --- ####
+----------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
@@ -466,8 +436,80 @@ Output example
##### --- Processes start up command --- ####
No postgres process found
Minimum auth role
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Sections
--------
This program needs to run some commands like ``getShardMap`` and to be able to run those commands
it needs to run under a user with the ``clusterAdmin`` or ``root`` built-in roles.
Output is separated into the following sections:
* **AllDatabases**
Selects ``datname`` from ``pg_database`` where ``datistemplate`` is false.
* **ClusterInfo**
Selects cluster information from ``pg_stat_activity``.
* **ConnectedClients**
Counts the connected clients by selecting from ``pg_stat_activity``.
* **Connections**
Selects ``state`` from ``pg_stat_activity`` and counts them.
* **Counters**
Selects various counter values from ``pg_stat_database``.
* **DatabaseWaitEvents**
Shows database wait events from ``pg_locks``, ``pg_stat_database``, ``pg_class``, and ``pg_stat_activity``.
* **Databases**
Shows the name and size of databases from ``pg_stat_database``.
* **GlobalWaitEvents**
Shows global wait evens from ``pg_stat_activity``.
* **IndexCacheHitRatio**
Shows index hit ratios from ``pg_statio_user_indexes``.
* **PortAndDatadir**
Shows port and data directory name from ``pg_settings``.
* **ServerVersion**
Shows the value of ``server_version_num``.
* **Setting**
Selects ``name`` and ``setting`` from ``pg_settings``.
* **SlaveHosts10**
Selects information for PostgreSQL version 10.
* **SlaveHosts96**
Selects information for PostgreSQL version 9.6.
* **TableAccess**
Shows table access information by selecting from ``pg_locks``, ``pg_stat_database`` and ``pg_class``.
* **TableCacheHitRatio**
Shows table cache hit ratio information from ``pg_statio_user_tables``.
* **Tablespaces**
Show owner and location from ``pg_catalog.pg_tablespace``.
Authors
=======
Carlos Salguero

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# pt-secure-collect
Collect, sanitize, pack and encrypt data. By default, this program will collect the output of:
- `pt-stalk --no-stalk --iterations=2 --sleep=30 --host=$mysql-host --dest=$temp-dir --port=$mysql-port --user=$mysql-user --password=$mysql-pass`
- `pt-summary`
- `pt-mysql-summary --host=$mysql-host --port=$mysql-port --user=$mysql-user --password=$mysql-pass`
Internal variables placeholders will be replaced with the corresponding flag values. For example, `$mysql-host` will be replaced with the values specified in the `--mysql-host` flag.
Usage:
```
pt-secure-collect [<flags>] <command> [<args> ...]
```
### Global flags
|Flag|Description|
|-----|-----|
|--help|Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).|
|--debug|Enable debug log level.|
### **Commands**
#### **Help command**
Show help
#### **Collect command**
Collect, sanitize, pack and encrypt data from pt-tools.
Usage:
```
pt-secure-collect collect <flags>
```
|Flag|Description|
|-----|-----|
|--bin-dir|Directory having the Percona Toolkit binaries (if they are not in PATH).|
|--temp-dir|Temporary directory used for the data collection. Default: ${HOME}/data_collection\_{timestamp}|
|--include-dir|Include this dir into the sanitized tar file|
|--config-file|Path to the config file. Default: `~/.my.cnf`|
|--mysql-host|MySQL host. Default: `127.0.0.1`|
|--mysql-port|MySQL port. Default: `3306`|
|--mysql-user|MySQL user name.|
|--mysql-password|MySQL password.|
|--ask-mysql-pass|Ask MySQL password.|
|--extra-cmd|Also run this command as part of the data collection. This parameter can be used more than once.|
|--encrypt-password|Encrypt the output file using this password.<br>If omitted, it will be asked in the command line.|
|--no-collect|Do not collect data|
|--no-sanitize|Do not sanitize data|
|--no-encrypt|Do not encrypt the output file.|
|--no-sanitize-hostnames|Do not sanitize host names.|
|--no-sanitize-queries|Do not replace queries by their fingerprints.|
|--no-remove-temp-files|Do not remove temporary files.|
#### **Decrypt command**
Decrypt an encrypted file. The password will be requested from the terminal.
Usage:
```
pt-secure-collect decrypt [flags] <input file>
```
|Flag|Description|
|-----|------|
|--outfile|Write the output to this file.<br>If omitted, the output file name will be the same as the input file, adding the `.aes` extension|
#### **Encrypt command**
Encrypt a file. The password will be requested from the terminal.
Usage:
```
pt-secure-collect encrypt [flags] <input file>
```
|Flag|Description|
|-----|------|
|--outfile|Write the output to this file.<br>If omitted, the output file name will be the same as the input file, without the `.aes` extension|
#### **Sanitize command**
Replace queries in a file by their fingerprints and obfuscate hostnames.
Usage:
```
pt-secure-collect sanitize [flags]
```
|Flag|Description|
|-----|-----|
|--input-file| Input file. If not specified, the input will be Stdin.|
|--output-file|Output file. If not specified, the input will be Stdout.|
|--no-sanitize-hostnames|Do not sanitize host names.|
|--no-sanitize-queries|Do not replace queries by their fingerprints.|

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============================
:program:`pt-secure-collect`
============================
NAME
====
:program:`pt-secure-collect` - collect, sanitize, pack and encrypt data.
SYNOPSIS
========
Usage
-----
::
pt-secure-data [<flags>] <command> [<args> ...]
By default, :program:`pt-secure-collect` will collect the output of:
- ``pt-stalk --no-stalk --iterations=2 --sleep=30``
- ``pt-summary``
- ``pt-mysql-summary``
Global flags
------------
.. option:: --help
Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
.. option:: --debug
Enable debug log level.
COMMANDS
========
* **Help command**
Show help
* **Collect command**
Collect, sanitize, pack and encrypt data from pt-tools. Usage:
::
pt-secure-collect collect <flags>
.. option:: --bin-dir
Directory having the Percona Toolkit binaries (if they are not in PATH).
.. option:: --temp-dir
Temporary directory used for the data collection.
Default: ``${HOME}/data_collection_{timestamp}``
.. option:: --include-dir
Include this dir into the sanitized tar file.
.. option:: --config-file
Path to the config file. Default: ``~/.my.cnf``
.. option:: --mysql-host
MySQL host. Default: ``127.0.0.1``
.. option:: --mysql-port
MySQL port. Default: ``3306``
.. option:: --mysql-user
MySQL user name.
.. option:: --mysql-password
MySQL password.
.. option:: --ask-mysql-pass
Ask MySQL password.
.. option:: --extra-cmd
Also run this command as part of the data collection. This parameter can
be used more than once.
.. option:: --encrypt-password
Encrypt the output file using this password. If omitted, it will be asked
in the command line.
.. option:: --no-collect
Do not collect data
.. option:: --no-sanitize
Do not sanitize data
.. option:: --no-encrypt
Do not encrypt the output file.
.. option:: --no-sanitize-hostnames
Do not sanitize hostnames.
.. option:: --no-sanitize-queries
Do not replace queries by their fingerprints.
.. option:: --no-remove-temp-files
Do not remove temporary files.
* **Decrypt command**
Decrypt an encrypted file. The password will be requested from the
terminal. Usage:
::
pt-secure-collect decrypt [flags] <input file>
.. option:: --outfile
Write the output to this file. If omitted, the output file
name will be the same as the input file, adding the ``.aes`` extension.
* **Encrypt command**
Encrypt a file. The password will be requested from the terminal. Usage:
::
pt-secure-collect encrypt [flags] <input file>
.. option:: --outfile
Write the output to this file. If omitted, the output file
name will be the same as the input file, without the ``.aes`` extension.
* **Sanitize command**
Replace queries in a file by their fingerprints and obfuscate hostnames.
Usage:
::
pt-secure-collect sanitize [flags]
.. option:: --input-file
Input file. If not specified, the input will be Stdin.
.. option:: --output-file
Output file. If not specified, the input will be Stdout.
.. option:: --no-sanitize-hostnames
Do not sanitize host names.
.. option:: --no-sanitize-queries
Do not replace queries by their fingerprints.
Authors
=======
Carlos Salguero