What is attr FOR LINUX?

attr

attr is a handy tool for managing extended attributes on XFS file systems. It helps you set, get, remove, and list these attributes easily.

How to Use attr

• Set a Value: Run lt-attr [-LRSq] -s attrname [-V attrvalue] pathname


• Get a Value: Use lt-attr [-LRSq] -g attrname pathname


• Remove an Attribute: Type lt-attr [-LRSq] -r attrname pathname


• List Attributes: Check this command: lt-attr [-LRq] -l pathname

The -s option reads a value from standard input, while the -g option writes a value to standard output.

The Easy Way to Compile attr Package

1. `cd` Your terminal should point to the directory that has the source code of the package. Then type `.\/configure` . If you're using an old version of System V with `csh`, just type `sh .\/configure` .




2. This will take some time. Just hang tight while it checks features and prints messages.




3. If everything goes well, type `make` . This compiles the package.




4. You can run self-tests by typing `make check` , but that’s optional!




5. You’ll want to install it next by typing `make install` . This will set up all programs, data files, and documentation.




6. If you want to clean up your directory after installation, type `make clean` . To remove all files created by configure (so you can compile for another computer), use `make distclean` .




7. A special command called `make maintainer-clean` (mainly for developers) is also available. If you use it, be ready to get more programs so you can regenerate files that came with the distribution.

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