Nathan Scott wrote:
Hmm, to my mind its pretty straightforward and doesn't really warrant
special mention in the man pages, but I guess its confusing to some.
Without a mention, it can break scripts. I happened across it, but for
example, I have a script that retrieves an attribute, modifies
Package: attr
Version: 2.4.16-1
I am trying to set an extended attribute value of the form 0x20
(literally ASCII letters zero, x, two, zero) but setfattr presumes that
I want a literal space (ASCII 0x20 or 32 decimal) instead. setfattr
seemingly has no option to override this, and its behaviour
On Thu, May 25, 2006 at 07:40:15PM +0100, Robie Basak wrote:
I am trying to set an extended attribute value of the form 0x20
(literally ASCII letters zero, x, two, zero) but setfattr presumes that
I want a literal space (ASCII 0x20 or 32 decimal) instead. setfattr
seemingly has no option to
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