par2cmdline version 0.7.2

Usage: par2 -h : show this help par2 -V : show version par2 -VV : show version and copyright par2 c(reate) [options] <PAR2 file> [files] : Create PAR2 files par2 v(erify) [options] <PAR2 file> [files] : Verify files using PAR2 file par2 r(epair) [options] <PAR2 file> [files] : Repair files using PAR2 files You may also leave out the "c", "v", and "r" commands by using "par2create", "par2verify", or "par2repair" instead. Options: -a<file> : Set the main PAR2 archive name -b<n> : Set the Block-Count -s<n> : Set the Block-Size (don't use both -b and -s) -r<n> : Level of redundancy (%%) -r<c><n> : Redundancy target size, <c>=g(iga),m(ega),k(ilo) bytes -c<n> : Recovery block count (Don't use both -r and -c) -f<n> : First Recovery-Block-Number -u : Uniform recovery file sizes -l : Limit size of recovery files (don't use both -u and -l) -n<n> : Number of recovery files (don't use both -n and -l) -m<n> : Memory (in MB) to use -t<n> : Number of threads to use (8 detected) -v [-v] : Be more verbose -q [-q] : Be more quiet (-q -q gives silence) -p : Purge backup files and par files on successful recovery or when no recovery is needed -R : Recurse into subdirectories (only useful on create) -N : data skipping (find badly mispositioned data blocks) -S<n> : Skip leaway (distance +/- from expected block position) -B<path> : Set the basepath to use as reference for the datafiles -- : Treat all following arguments as filenames