
This is a list of the contents in The Coroner's Toolkit (TCT) package and
covers some basic functionality.


Extra important files:
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LICENSE && COPYRIGHT - these two files cover everything that is not 
	covered by individual copyrights in each package.  Most of the
	C code is covered by the former; most perl code is covered by
	the latter.  See individual files to see what is covered by
	what - if it doesn't explicitly state anything the latter applies.

README.FIRST - the first thing you should read in all this; a short
	explanation of what this is all about.

README - a general overview of the package, how to use it, etc.

INSTALL - what you need to use TCT as well as how to install it.

MANIFEST - this file!  ;-)

Makefile - the "make" command *must* be run to use TCT; this is the file
	that controls the installation of the program.

quickstart - for those who hate documentation *and* know what they are doing.

BUGS - any outstanding, known bugs


Directories:
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Date - the perl date library 
bin - where all the executable programs live.
conf - configuration files
docs - overall documentation for the package
lazarus - the data reconstruction program (see additional documentation there).
lib - perl & C libraries
man - man pages individual programs
src - all the C code lives here [several subdirectories, should be obvious]

Individual programs (mostly in the "bin" directory); many only
created after typing "make":
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reconfigure - run this first, it tries to find all the appropriate files
	on the current system.

file - attempts to determine the content type of a file (originally
	from the FreeBSD distribution, ported by wietse).
grave-robber - the main data gathering program.
icat - copies (cat(1)) a file by inode number.
ils - list file system inode information.
mactime - the M, A, C time file system reporter.
md5 - the RSA MD5 digital signature tool.
pcat - copies the address space of a running process.
unrm - uncovers unallocated blocks from a raw Unix file system.


Miscellaneous files & information:
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TODO - a list of enhancements and improvements we're working on or think
	should be done.

additional-resources - other tools, etc. that might be useful.

bibliography - some of the resources, electronic and physical, that we 
	used and swear by, rather than at.

