On 11/23/19 10:05 AM, enh wrote: > So the right thing to do (in the absence of a generic way to test > filesystem > capabilities) is to test for a recognized filesystem type that supports > them, I > guess? > > It's worse than that, though, because SELinux is an option orthogonal to file > system, and this probably varies by macos version (assuming it isn't an > option, > which I don't actually know --- case sensitivity is).
I'm open to suggestions. Unfortunately, I dunno how to distinguish "probe to see if the system is like this" and "probe to see if the command works". It's one of those things that's easy for a human to do, and hard to automate in generic-ish environment. (Then again my brain is kind of jello right now. At the end of a very busy 3 weeks I flew 9 timezones and went off caffeine at the same time. Which I shouldn't have been back _on_ but the milk tea in japan is extremely alluring and available in 2 out of 3 vending machines and in every conbini. Plus I was flying with a sore throat because my usual "travel = sick" seems to have kicked in right as I was leaving this time. I've slept more than 12 hours/day since I got back and it's apparently not enough. So I'm not sure how much "can't see the solution right now" means at the moment...) Rob _______________________________________________ Toybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.landley.net/listinfo.cgi/toybox-landley.net
