What is the best and fastest way to get a list of every file on OS X including hidden and system files along with their attributes? I'm not afraid of the terminal or scripts, but if there is a wonderful audit-like application out there I'd be interested in comparing that to my options.
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Depends on what attributes you need, but the standard unix way would be:
You mention auditing, so something like tripwire may fit your needs better. | |||||
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you can use mdfind. | |||||
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To see "extended attributes" and "file flags" in OS X, you could do:
(that's an upper case letter O in the "-ldO@"). | ||||
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