Richard Lehane

I just did a rebuild of Ross's signature suite and have hit some fresh issues with this signature that I posted here: https://github.com/exponential-decay/skeleton-container-test-suite-generator/issues/17 David, can you clarify if the intent...

ouch! siegfried will also be bit by this: multi-byte ranges do get parsed as ranges, but the comparison is done lexicographically (*as the spec says*), using a [go std lib...

Hi Nick Thanks for reporting this. Will be keen to hear if you get sf working on a pi and what you do with it. I'll see if I can...

note to self: follow these guidelines for re-doing deb package https://pkg-go.alioth.debian.org/

note to self: https://vincent.bernat.ch/en/blog/2019-pragmatic-debian-packaging

Hi @Dclipsham sf's default mode doesn't return first match, it returns the first match for which there is nothing superior in the priority tree (it applies priorities during scanning, rather...

For the JPG/HTML - it started scanning and got the JPG match before the HTML match. Once it confirmed the JPG match it would then only consider further matches if...

I'm looking at this now and it will be a little but untidy. [My text detection routine](https://github.com/richardlehane/characterize) (which is based on the file tool's algo) returns these text types: ASCII...

thanks both for comments. So, with EBDIC, could do: ASCII => x-fmt/22 UTF7 => x-fmt/16 UTF8BOM => x-fmt/16 UTF8 => x-fmt/16 UTF16LE => x-fmt/16 UTF16BE => x-fmt/16 LATIN1 => x-fmt/282...

Thanks Ross - this is an interesting POC! If it's desirable to have structured data within results, I'd suggest starting higher in the stack and look at the [Values()](https://github.com/richardlehane/siegfried/blob/master/pkg/core/core.go#L87) method...