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Modif commands.py to csv output#481
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DvAu26 wants to merge 1 commit intovolatilityfoundation:masterfrom
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Modif commands.py to csv output#481DvAu26 wants to merge 1 commit intovolatilityfoundation:masterfrom
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That commands.py modification to have an output=csv with csv.py in renderes place. I start with git and github, sorry if that's not the good way.
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Hi I done a modification in my fork of volatility. I do not use the csv.py now I just put the csv output in the text.py renderes that more ease to have greptext and csv extraction. |
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That commands.py modification to have an output=csv with csv.py in renderes place.
I start with git and github, sorry if that's not the good way.