The use of the -z (ctl_offset) option will result in missing entries, or double entries if its not devidable by the block_size.
Having a non dividable amount will cause Axeman to send requests lager then block_size to the CT (resulting in less results then expected and other weird behaviour)
How to reproduce:
(Using argon2023 which has a blocksize of 32)
Good looking output (128 / 32 = 4):
axeman -z 128 -u ct.googleapis.com/logs/argon2023
Bad looking output (126 / 32 = ~3.94):
axeman -z 126 -u ct.googleapis.com/logs/argon2023
In this example the bad looking output will be 32 block big files, with only 2 entries (and the other 30 not written)
The use of the -z (ctl_offset) option will result in missing entries, or double entries if its not devidable by the block_size.
Having a non dividable amount will cause Axeman to send requests lager then block_size to the CT (resulting in less results then expected and other weird behaviour)
How to reproduce:
(Using argon2023 which has a blocksize of 32)
Good looking output (128 / 32 = 4):
axeman -z 128 -u ct.googleapis.com/logs/argon2023Bad looking output (126 / 32 = ~3.94):
axeman -z 126 -u ct.googleapis.com/logs/argon2023In this example the bad looking output will be 32 block big files, with only 2 entries (and the other 30 not written)