getfattrflag(1)

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | ATTRIBUTES | OPTIONS | EXAMPLES | RETURN VALUES | NOTES | SEE ALSO

NAME

getfattrflag- Gets the file's security attributes flag

SYNOPSIS

/usr/bin/getfattrflag filename...
/usr/bin/getfattrflag [-t] [-m] [-p] filename...
/usr/bin/getfattrflag [-t] [-q -m ] [-q -p] [-q -s] filename...

DESCRIPTION

getfattrflag displays the security attributes flags of filename. To display a file's attributes flag information, you must have DAC read and execute permission to all directories in the path name leading to the file, and MAC read access to the file. If no option is specified, the -m, -p, and -s options are applied by default.

ATTRIBUTES

See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

ATTRIBUTE TYPE	ATTRIBUTE VALUE
Availability	SUNWtsu

OPTIONS

-m

Determine if filename is a multilevel directory.

-p

Determine if filename is a public object. To display the true value of the flag, the process must have the file_audit privilege.

-q

Quiet mode. This option must be used with one (and only one) of the other options. No verbose output is supplied.

-s

Determine if filename is a single-level directory.

-t

If filename is a multilevel directory, this option causes getfattrflag to return the flag values for the underlying SLD. Without this option, the flag values for the MLD are returned.

EXAMPLES

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Example 1 Use of getfattrflag




getfattrflag does not distinguish between directories and regular files. If no option is specified, getfattrflag returns the current value of all flags.

example% getfattrflag fl1 fl1: is not a multilevel directory, is not a single-level directory, is a public object example% getfattrflag -p fl1 fl1: is a public object example% getfattrflag -m fl1 fl1: is not a multilevel directory

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RETURN VALUES

getfattrflag exits with one of the following values:

0

True value returned for requested flag.

1

False value return for requested flag.

2

Error occurred.

NOTES

Using the -m and -t options together returns false unless filename is a fully adorned pathname to a multilevel directory.

SEE ALSO

SunOS 5.8 Reference Manual

attributes(5)

Trusted Solaris 8  Last Revised 26 Mar 1998

NAME | SYNOPSIS | DESCRIPTION | ATTRIBUTES | OPTIONS | EXAMPLES | RETURN VALUES | NOTES | SEE ALSO