busybox ls

busybox ls

[Russell Coker]

I'm writing SE Linux support for busybox ls.  I can't use long options and 
most of the letters are taken.

Any suggestions on which option switches I should use for equivalent of --sid 
and --context functionality?

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Re: busybox ls

[Robert Bihlmeyer]

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Russell Coker <russell@coker.com.au> writes:

> Any suggestions on which option switches I should use for equivalent
> of --sid and --context functionality?

Maybe -K for --context (upcase as not to "kollide" with GNU ls's -k
option)? -O is also viable, but I prefer -K as lame as it is.

I think if whatever you use for --context is used together with -n
("numeric ids") the effect of --sid should occur.

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