Objects stored on UNIX

Objects stored on UNIX servers have the following attributes defined for them. These are all INTRINSIC:

SIZE

A single-element SEQUENCE specifying the number of bytes used to store the object. Its format is ``number bytes''. Note the embedded space.

NATIVE-OWNER

A single-element SEQUENCE. The UNIX username on the server of the user who owns this file.

NATIVE-OWNER

A single-element SEQUENCE. The UNIX group name on the server of the group associated with this file.

LAST-MODIFIED

A single-element SEQUENCE. The ASN-TIME representation of the last modified time of this object.

UNIX-MODES

A single element SEQUENCE consisting of a ten character string. The first character is ``l'' for symbolic links, and ``-'' otherwise. The remaining 9 characters are the user, group, and other protection bits in the standard format returned by ``ls -l''.