SETCLASS(8)
SETCLASS(8) π
bestie, this is the setclass page from the System Manager's Manual β and yes, the manual name is right there because we're being thorough. It's a content protection utility, okay? Let's go. β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
setclass β content protection utility. That's the whole vibe. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
setclass file [A-E]
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so the setclass utility sets and gets the content protection class of a given file. Lowkey dual-purpose, highkey iconic. π¦
If a class from A to E is specified, setclass will attempt to set file to that class. If no class is given, setclass will report the current protection class of file. Slay, it reads the room. π
β οΈ heads up bestie: the ability to change the content protection class of a file is restricted by the runtime status of the device in question. If the device is locked with a PIN code, then you may not be able to modify the protection class, even as root. No cap, that's the caveat. π
xoxo, from Mac OS X β dated June 20, 2012 β and this is SETCLASS(8) signing off π«Άπ
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