LEAF_master.py [-h] [-i INPUT [INPUT ...]] [-o OUTPUT] [-u USERS [USERS ...]] [-c CATEGORIES [CATEGORIES ...]] [-v]
                      [-s] [-g [GET_FILE_BY_OWNER [GET_FILE_BY_OWNER ...]]] [-y [YARA [YARA ...]]]
                      [-yr [YARA_RECURSIVE [YARA_RECURSIVE ...]]] [-yd [YARA_DESTINATIONS [YARA_DESTINATIONS...]]]
LEAF (Linux Evidence Acquisition Framework) - Cartware
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optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -i INPUT [INPUT ...], --input INPUT [INPUT ...]
                        Additional Input locations. Separate multiple input files with spaces
                        Default: /home/user1/Desktop/LEAF-3/target_locations
			  -o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
                          Output directory location
			                        Default: ./LEAF_output
			  -u USERS [USERS ...], --users USERS [USERS ...]
                          Users to include in output, separated by spaces (i.e. -u alice bob root). 
                        Users not present in /etc/passwd will be removed
                        Default: All non-service users in /etc/passwd
  -c CATEGORIES [CATEGORIES ...], --categories CATEGORIES [CATEGORIES ...]<   br/>                        Explicit artifact categories to include during acquisition. 
                        Categories must be separated by space, (i.e. -c network users apache).
                        Full List of built-in categories includes:
                        	APPLICATIONS, EXECUTIONS, LOGS, MISC, NETWORK, SHELL, STARTUP, SERVICES, SYSTEM, TRASH, USERS
                        Categories are compatible with user-inputted files as long as they follow the notation:
                        	# CATEGORY
                        	/location1
                        	/location2 
                        	.../location[n]
                        	# END CATEGORY 
                        Default: "all"
  -v, --verbose         Output in verbose mode, (may conflict with progress bar)
                        Default: False
  -s, --save            Save the raw evidence directory
                        Default: False
  -g [GET_   OWNERSHIP [GET_OWNERSHIP ...]], --get_ownership [GET_OWNERSHIP [GET_OWNERSHIP ...]]
                        Get files and directories owned by included users.
                        Enabling this will increase parsing time.
                        Use -g alone to parse from / root directory.
                        Include paths after -g to specify target locations (i.e. "-g /etc /home/user/Downloads/
                        Default: Disabled
  -y [YARA [YARA ...]], --yara [YARA [YARA ...]]
                        Configure Yara IOC scanning. Select -y alone to enable Yara scanning.
                        Specify '-y /path/to/yara/' to specify custom input location.
                        For multiple inputs, use spaces between items,
                        i.e. '-y rulefile1.yar rulefile2.yara rule_dir/'
                        All yara files m   ust have ".yar" or ".yara" extension.
                        Default: None
  -yr [YARA_RECURSIVE [YARA_RECURSIVE ...]], --yara_recursive [YARA_RECURSIVE [YARA_RECURSIVE ...]]
                        Configure Recursive Yara IOC scanning.
                        For multiple inputs, use spaces between items,
                        i.e. '-yr rulefile1.yar rulefile2.yara rule_dir/'.
                        Directories in this list will be scanned recursively.
                        Can be used in conjunction with the normal -y flag,
                        but intersecting directories will take recursive priority.
                        Default: None
  -yd [YARA_DESTINATIONS [YARA_DESTINATIONS...]], --yara_destinations [YARA_DESTINATIONS [YARA_DESTINATIONS...]]
                        Destination to run yara files against. 
                        Separate multiple targets with a space.(i.e. /home/alice/ /bin/star/)
                           Default: All user directories

To use default arguments [this will use default input file (./target_locations), users (all users), categories (all categories), and output location (./LEAF_output/). Cloned data will not be stored in a local directory, verbose mode is off, and yara scanning is disabled]:
	LEAF_main.py
All arguments:
	LEAF_main.py -i /home/alice/Desktop/customfile1.txt -o /home/alice/Desktop/ExampleOutput/ -c logs startup services apache -u alice bob charlie -s -v -y /path/to/yara_rule1.yar -yr /path2/to/yara_rules/ -yd /home/frank -g /etc/
To specify usernames, categories, and yara files:
	LEAF_main.py -u alice bob charlie -c applications executions users -y /home/alice/Desktop/yara1.yar /home/alice/Desktop/yara2.yar
To include custom input file(s) and categories:
	LEAF_main.py -i /home/alice/Desktop/customfile1.txt /home/alice/Desktop/customfile2.t   xt -c apache xampp