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'''mtree''' is a format associated with the <code>mtree</code> utility from BSD Unix. It is a text format, containing a list of file names and attributes (sizes, timestamps, permissions, checksums, etc.). It is typically used to verify that files are in the expected state. | '''mtree''' is a format associated with the <code>mtree</code> utility from BSD Unix. It is a text format, containing a list of file names and attributes (sizes, timestamps, permissions, checksums, etc.). It is typically used to verify that files are in the expected state. | ||
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* [http://www.libarchive.org/ libarchive] | * [http://www.libarchive.org/ libarchive] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:10, 18 October 2015
mtree is a format associated with the mtree utility from BSD Unix. It is a text format, containing a list of file names and attributes (sizes, timestamps, permissions, checksums, etc.). It is typically used to verify that files are in the expected state.
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[edit] Identification
Files begin with ASCII characters "#mtree".
