composefs-info - Man Page
print information about a composefs image
Synopsis
composefs-info [ls|objects|missing-objects|dump] IMAGE [IMAGE2 IMAGE3 ...]
Description
The composefs-info command lets you inspect a composefs image. It has several sub-commands:
- ls
Prints a simple list of the files and directorie in the images as well as their backing file or symlink target.
- objects
Prints a list of all the backing files referenced by the images, in sorted order.
- missing-objects
Prints a list of all the missing backing files referenced by the images, in sorted order, given a backing file store passed in using the --basedir option.
- dump
Prints a full dump of the images in a line based textual format. See composefs-dump(5) for more details. This format is also accepted as input to mkcomposefs if the --from-file option is used.
- measure-file
Interpret the provided paths as generic files, and print their fsverity digest.
Options
The provided IMAGE argument must be a composefs file. Multiple images can be specified.
compoosefs-info accepts the following options:
- --basedir=PATH
This should point to a directory of backing files, and will be used by the missing-objects command to know what files are available.
- --filter=NAME
Only print entries whose name matches one of these. Can be specified multiple times. Cannot be a full path (e.g. cannot contain /). This is intended to be used for tooling to efficiently lookup metadata files embedded in the image without loading and printing the entire image.
See Also
composefs-info(1), composefs-dump(5)
composefs upstream ⟨https://github.com/containers/composefs⟩
Referenced By
composefs-dump(5), mkcomposefs(1), mount.composefs(1).