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Hi, I'm not sure whether this is a deliberate feature or a bug, but for some reason the getfattr command won't give me a list of a file's system extended attributes when I use the -d option. For example, all of my files have a system.ntfs_times extended attribute. But when I type the following: getfattr -d -m "^system\." * or getfattr -d -m "^system\\." * I get no output (incidentally can you tell me why a double backslash is required?) However, if I type: getfattr -d -n system.ntfs_times * I do get a list of attributes. Can you tell me if I'm doing something wrong, or whether this is a bug? Thanks, Jason de Ugalde |
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