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Hi. I was reinstalling a cmdline tool to manually check the extended filesystem attributes in some datastore thing I was I developing.
I'd forgotten what the command was called however. Googling for "xattr" takes you all over the place. A lot of people who are searching for the right linux man page will end up here instead.
What I wanted, when I finally found them, were the getfattr, setfattr in the attr package. That's the shortest distance between the commandline user (me) and using the setxattr, getxattr, listxattr and removexattr syscalls.
But I'm curious as to what the purpose of this packaged python script is. Is it that getfattr etc. isn't available on OSX even though it also supports extended filesystem attributes? (with quirks?)
And could that please be put in the README.md?
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Hi. I was reinstalling a cmdline tool to manually check the extended filesystem attributes in some datastore thing I was I developing.
I'd forgotten what the command was called however. Googling for "xattr" takes you all over the place. A lot of people who are searching for the right linux man page will end up here instead.
What I wanted, when I finally found them, were the getfattr, setfattr in the attr package. That's the shortest distance between the commandline user (me) and using the setxattr, getxattr, listxattr and removexattr syscalls.
But I'm curious as to what the purpose of this packaged python script is. Is it that getfattr etc. isn't available on OSX even though it also supports extended filesystem attributes? (with quirks?)
And could that please be put in the README.md?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: