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FSWSHOW(1)             DragonFly General Commands Manual            FSWSHOW(1)


NAME

     fswshow - shows contents of a file information database


SYNOPSIS

     fswshow [[-x] -h | -p] [-m mask | -M mask] [-d path | -D path] file


DESCRIPTION

     fswshow shows contents of file created by fswbuild(1) or fswcmp(1).

     the following options are available:

     -h    (default) if this option is specified, each value is shown in a new
           line and there is a value name before each value.

     -p    if this option is specified, all file informations are showed in
           single line and are separated by a space sign (' ').

     -x    if this option is specified, it shows mode and flags values in a
           more human readable format.

     -m    if this option is specified, it shows informations specified in a
           mask and mask in header.

     -M    if this option is specified, it shows informations specified in a
           mask.

     -d    is this option is specified, it shows informations about files with
           path in their name (full path).

     -D    is this option is specified, it shows information about file with
           name (full path) identical to path.


OUTPUT FORMAT

     every information has a header and body.  the header contains three
     fields. the first is one sign: D, N, C, ? ; D (deleted), N (new), C
     (changed), ? (indefied). the second field is a mask and the third is a
     full path. a body has one entry for: D, N, ? ; and two entries for C (one
     for before and one for after change).

     if a file is created by fswbuild(1) every first field of header is the
     following sign: ? ;. if a file is created by fswcmp(1) every first field
     of header is one of the following sings: D, N, C ;.

     each entry can contain nine fields: inode, links, uid, gid, mode, size,
     flags, ctime, sha ; but only values specified in a mask has sense.


SEE ALSO

     fswbuild(1), fswcmp(1), fswatch.conf(5)

DragonFly 6.5-DEVELOPMENT       March 31, 2006       DragonFly 6.5-DEVELOPMENT

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