    The client normally uses its tt(find) command intensively: tt(find) is a
great tool for producing reports about almost any conceivable combination of
characteristics of sets of files. Of course, the client's tt(find) command
must itself be OK, as well as the client's tt(sha1sum) program. Now that we
know that the client's tt(sha1sum) program is OK, we can use it to check the
client's tt(/usr/bin/find) program.

Note that the monitor itself no longer needs to invest any significant
processing load: only the client itself is taxed for checking the integrity
of its own files:
        verb(
    LABEL \nchecking the client's /usr/bin/find program
    CHECK LOG = remote/binfind /usr/bin/sha1sum /usr/bin/find)

