base.dircolors

#!/not/executable
#
# Copyright (c) 2000-2014 Matthew Pearson <matthewpearson@gmail.com>.
#
# These scripts are free. There is no warranty; your mileage may vary.
# Visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ for more details.
#
# $Id$
# commands to GNU dircolors; see also BSD LSCOLORS in .sh_aliases
#

TERM	color-xterm
TERM	dtterm
TERM	nxterm
TERM	vs100
TERM	vt100
TERM	vt100-w
TERM	vt102
TERM	vt220
TERM	xnuppc
TERM	xterm
TERM	xterm-256color
TERM	xterm-color

NORMAL	00
FILE	00
DIR		00
EXEC	00
LINK	04		# underline symlinks
ORPHAN	04;31	# broken symlinks are red
MISSING	04;31	# missing files are red

# mark device-special files in bold

FIFO	01
SOCK	01
DOOR	01
BLK		01
CHR		01

SETUID	01;31	# setuid files are bold red
SETGID	01;31	# setgid files are bold red

STICKY	43						# highlight sticky files in yellow
STICKY_OTHER_WRITABLE	43		# highlight sticky files in yellow
OTHER_WRITABLE	00				# world-writeable files are not special

# backup files are printed in red

*~	36
*#	36
._*	36

# unimportant macos files are green

.DS_Store				32
.CFUserTextEncoding		32
.icns					32
.localized				32
*Icon\r					32

#EOF __TAGGED__