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Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
I had to change this:
Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
The comment is correct. The backslash got dropped (I assume it disappeared in the hint posting process). The "find" line should read:
find / -exec ls -alde {} \; 2>/dev/null > ~/acls/everything_$dt
Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
My bad. I forgot that there's an issue with backslashes in Geeklog. I've corrected the code in the post.
Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
it should be faster to exec with \+ (instead of \;):
Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
I'm getting "tr: Illegal byte sequence" in the terminal at the end of the run. I get a huge text file and an essentially empty csv (and the timer document).
Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
It is faster to use '+' (much faster, as it turns out).
Script to list all filesystem objects with ACLs
It sounds like something wrong with the text inside the quotes after the "tr" commands. If you're sure you changed the ^A and ^B text to <ctrl>A and <ctrl>B, it's possible it's related to your locale settings or some default in your shell. |
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