[Aide] File type attribute
Pete J. O'Hara
pete at guardiandigital.com
Fri Oct 21 15:07:41 EEST 2005
Bob Proulx wrote:
>I am still using one of the last free versions of tripwire and at
>least with that version there is no such thing as file types. And of
>course unix does not have file types either (except maybe character
>device, block device, pipe, socket, directory, file and those are all
>captured by the file mode) so that all makes sense.
>
>
In tripwire there is the "property mask" of "t" (according the the
"Tripwire Policy File Reference") which represents "file type". It is
used in their "Predefined variables" such as "Read Only =
+pinugtsdbmCM-rhacSH".
Pete
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