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Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?
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Thomas Schmitt |
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Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links? |
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Mon, 09 Mar 2015 12:07:27 +0100 |
Hi,
> Is there any order relation supposed to be obeyed upon storage and / or
> retrieval?
> The attached output indicates that this is not the case...
I assume you mean the sequence of
... user.name025 user.name036 user.name088 user.name026 ...
I got a neater list from my ext3 experiments and from
equipping the files inside the ISO by help of -setfattr.
xorriso and libisofs generally maintain the sequence
in which the attributes get added to the file in ISO.
So i guess it's the sequence delivered by Linux call
listxattr(2) when libisofs/aaip-os-linux.c inquires
the file in btrfs.
What sequence do you get from shell commands on the btrfs file ?
E.g.
getfattr fattr_xxl.txt
getfattr -d fattr_xxl.txt
Have a nice day :)
Thomas
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, (continued)
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Thomas Schmitt, 2015/03/07
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Joerg Meyer, 2015/03/07
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Thomas Schmitt, 2015/03/07
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Joerg Meyer, 2015/03/08
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Thomas Schmitt, 2015/03/08
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Joerg Meyer, 2015/03/08
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Thomas Schmitt, 2015/03/08
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Thomas Schmitt, 2015/03/07
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] shared file content with -indev -> -outdev (form from "Re: bug with handling symbolic links"), Joerg Meyer, 2015/03/08
- Re: [Bug-xorriso] bug with handling symbolic links?, Thomas Schmitt, 2015/03/08
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