How to Display Packed Files Information
To display information about packed files and directories, use the -i option of the cachefspack command, as follows:
$ cachefspack -i cached-filename-or-directory |
In this command,
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-i |
Specifies you want to view information about your packed files. |
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cached-filename-or-directory |
Is the name of the file or directory for which to display information. |
Examples
The following example shows that a file called ttce2xdr.1m is marked to be packed, and it is in the cache.
# cachefspack -i /usr/openwin/man/man1m/ttce2xdr.1m cachefspack: file /usr/openwin/man/man1m/ttce2xdr.1m marked packed YES, packed YES . . . |
The following example shows a directory called /usr/openwin, which contains a subdirectory bin. Three of the files in the bin subdirectory are: xterm, textedit, and resize. The file textedit is specified to be packed, but it is not in the cache. The file textedit is specified to be packed, and it is in the cache. The file resize is specified to be packed, but it is not in the cache.
$ cachefspack -i /usr/openwin/bin . . . cachefspack: file /bin/xterm marked packed YES, packed NO cachefspack: file /bin/textedit marked packed YES,packed YES cachefspack: file /bin/resize marked packed YES,packed NO . . . |
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