Recursive EPLF format

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http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:zDST2iIG8OsJ:w3.hethmon.com/ftpext/archive/Oct1999/l2w39256.txt++site:w3.hethmon.com+MLST+EPLF&hl=sv&ie=UTF-8

Recursive EPLF Format AKA EPLF in "ls -l . $(find * -type d)" format

Example:

/:
+i8388621.48594,m825718503,r,s280, djb.html
+i8388621.50690,m824255907,/, 514
+i8388621.48598,m824253270,r,s612, 514.html

/514/:
+i8388621.48594,m825718503,r,s280, djb.html
+i8388621.50690,m824255907,/, 514
+i8388621.48598,m824253270,r,s612, 514.html

/514/514/:
+i8388621.48594,m825718503,r,s280, djb.html
+i8388621.50690,m824255907,/, 514
+i8388621.48598,m824253270,r,s612, 514.html

/514/514/:
+i8388621.48594,m825718503,r,s280, djb.html
+i8388621.50690,m824255907,/, 514
+i8388621.48598,m824253270,r,s612, 514.html

and so on.. note that the example is not symlinked and the unique identifiers really should be unique, except if the files are identical. Which they are. Oh well.

A CRC32 checksum is suggested as identifier. But it's problably not sent in the when a slave registers.