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Capabilities (POSIX 1003.1e, capabilities(7)) provide fine-grained control over superuser permissions, allowing use of the root user to be avoided.
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Capabilities are implemented on Linux using extended attributes (xattr(7)) in the security namespace.
Currently, when using -@, you get:
/usr/libexec/netdata/plugins.d$ ls -al@ apps.plugin
.rwxr-x---@ 567k root 5 Nov 01:27 apps.plugin
└── security.capability: "\u{1}\0\0\u{2}\u{4}\0\u{8}\0\u{4}\0\u{8}"
From the archlinux wiki:
Currently, when using
-@
, you get:/usr/libexec/netdata/plugins.d$ ls -al@ apps.plugin .rwxr-x---@ 567k root 5 Nov 01:27 apps.plugin └── security.capability: "\u{1}\0\0\u{2}\u{4}\0\u{8}\0\u{4}\0\u{8}"
Decoding this using
getcap
yields:It would be nice if eza could decode the capabilities, and show this as follows (possibly by a new flag):
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