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[About](#about) •
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[Installation](#installation) •
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[Example](#example) •
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[FAQ](#faq) •
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[Contributing](#contributing) •
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[License](#license)
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TBD
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## FAQ
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**This scans all ports? Isn't that slow?**
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It can be if you use nmap. RustScan, which bronzeburner uses, multiprocesses nmap and is capable of scanning all ports on a single host in as fast as three seconds!
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**I see timestamp data is saved in the time series DB, but I'd also like some logging. What's my best bet?**
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bronzeburner logs comprehensively to STDOUT, so simply forward the output of bronzeburner to a file with `bronzeburner <options> > out.log`.
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## Contributing
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If you would like to contribute to this project, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on GitHub.
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