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usage: PolYGen [-h] [--version] [--verbose] [--number NUMBER]
               [--format FORMAT] [--directory DIRECTORY] [--save PARAM_FILE]
               [--seed SEED] --rand-method {freq,urand,uniform}
               [--chunk-size MIN [MAX ...]] --payload {test_attack}

polygen - random pseudo-polymorphic data generator by pszynk

optional arguments:
  -h, --help
      show this help message and exit
      
  --version
      print program version
      
  --verbose, -v
      explain whats is being done:
      cmd    level    effect:
      ------------------------------
      none       0    no output
      -v         1    info level
      -vv        2    debug level
      

output options:
  --number NUMBER, -n NUMBER
      number of files to generate
      
  --format FORMAT, -t FORMAT
      filename format for generated files.
      Format consists of legal chracters and speical tokens:
      
      Tokens:
      -------------------------
      {idx}        index of generated file
      {rand}       random method that file is generated with
      {type}       type of payload that file contains
      
      example:
      "{type}-file_{rand}-{idx}" can result in file `CodeRed2-file_urand_4.dat`
      
  --directory DIRECTORY, -d DIRECTORY
      directory that all files are written to
      

load or/and save execution parameters:
  --save PARAM_FILE
      saves all command line parameters of current execution to
      given file.
      
      PARAM_FILE can be loaded by writing '@PARAM_FILE' in command line
      
      example: polygen @some_folder/file_with_params
      

randomization parameters:
  --seed SEED, -e SEED
      seed value for random generation.
      Can be used when drawing value for file size
      or in some versions of random generation modes
      
  --rand-method {freq,urand,uniform}, -m {freq,urand,uniform}
      Chose method for generating random data.
      Options:
          * freq - random bytes generator based on bytes frequency in http packets
          * urand - simple random bytes generator using /dev/urandom
          * uniform - simple random bytes generator using python random module
      
  --chunk-size MIN [MAX ...], -s MIN [MAX ...]
      Sizes of byte chunks are randomly chosen from range [MIN, MAX]
      
      Constraint: 0 <= MIN <= MAX
      
  --payload {test_attack}, -p {test_attack}
      
      

happy using ;-)