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FSWSHOW(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual FSWSHOW(1)

fswshow
shows contents of a file information database

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

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

the following options are available:

(default) if this option is specified, each value is shown in a new line and there is a value name before each value.
if this option is specified, all file informations are showed in single line and are separated by a space sign (' ').
if this option is specified, it shows mode and flags values in a more human readable format.
if this option is specified, it shows informations specified in a mask and mask in header.
if this option is specified, it shows informations specified in a mask.
is this option is specified, it shows informations about files with path in their name (full path).
is this option is specified, it shows information about file with name (full path) identical to path.

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.

fswbuild(1), fswcmp(1), fswatch.conf(5)
March 31, 2006 FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE

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