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    The chattr command is used to modify file attributes on Linux filesystems like ext2 and ext3. It operates similarly to chmod using opcodes like +, -, and = along with attributes to add, remove, or assign attributes. Attributes include options like append-only, compressed, and immutable, and chattr can recursively modify directories and their contents.

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    The chattr command is used to modify file attributes on Linux filesystems like ext2 and ext3. It operates similarly to chmod using opcodes like +, -, and = along with attributes to add, remove, or assign attributes. Attributes include options like append-only, compressed, and immutable, and chattr can recursively modify directories and their contents.

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    chattr

    chattr [options] mode files

    Modify file attributes. Specific to Linux Second and Third Extended Filesystem (ext2 and
    ext3). Behaves similarly to symbolic chmod, using +, -, and =. mode is in the form
    opcode attribute. See also lsattr.

    Options

    -R

    Modify directories and their contents recursively.

    -V

    Print modes of attributes after changing them.

    -v version

    Set the file's version.

    Opcodes

    Add attribute.

    Remove attribute.

    Assign attributes (removing unspecified attributes).

    Attributes

    Don't update access time on modify.

    Append only for writing. Can be set or cleared only by a privileged user.
    c

    Compressed.

    No dump.

    Immutable. Can be set or cleared only by a privileged user.

    Journalled file. This is useful only in cases where you are using an ext3 filesystem
    mounted with the data="ordered" or data="writeback" attributes. The
    data="journalled" option for the filesystem causes this operation to be performed for all
    files in the system and makes this option irrelevant.

    Synchronous updates.

    Secure deletion. The contents are zeroed on deletion, and the file cannot be undeleted or
    recovered in any way.

    Undeletable. This causes a file to be saved even after it has been deleted, so that a user
    can undelete it later.

    Example

    chattr +a myfile As superuser

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