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11.19. Method: lookupFileInfo

Description

Returns details about the latest path revisions from a list of paths and a channel.

Parameters

The following parameters are available for this method:

  • string sessionKey
  • string channelLabel - Label of config channel to look up
  • array:
    • string - List of paths to examine.
Returns

The following return values are available for this method:

  • array:
    • struct - Configuration Revision information
      • string type
        • file
        • directory
        • symlink
      • string path - File path
      • string target_path - Symbolic link target file path; present for symbolic links only.
      • string channel - Channel name
      • string contents - File contents (base64 encoded according to the contents_enc64 attribute)
      • boolean contents_enc64 - Identifies base64 encoded content
      • int revision - File revision
      • dateTime.iso8601 creation - Creation date
      • dateTime.iso8601 modified - Last modified date
      • string owner - File owner; present for files or directories only
      • string group - File Group; present for files or directories only
      • int permissions - File permissions; present for files or directories only (deprecated)
      • string permissions_mode - File permissions; present for files or directories only
      • string selinux_ctx - SELinux context (optional)
      • boolean binary - true or false; present for files only.
      • string md5 - File's MD5 signature; present for files only
      • string macro-start-delimiter - Macro start delimiter for a config file; present for text files only.
      • string macro-end-delimiter - Macro end delimiter for a config file; present for text files only.
Available since: 10.2
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