From f98403fcfcf0a06ec23e7d7b3b6461c0d9f8e6df Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Alex Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2019 20:10:30 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] fixing the mixed line-endings causing PyAST error (#5645) --- specs/groups.table | 46 +++++++++++++++++++++++----------------------- 1 file changed, 23 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/specs/groups.table b/specs/groups.table index a6709078..daed25ff 100755 --- a/specs/groups.table +++ b/specs/groups.table @@ -1,23 +1,23 @@ -table_name("groups") -description("Local system groups.") -schema([ - Column("gid", BIGINT, "Unsigned int64 group ID", index=True), - Column("gid_signed", BIGINT, "A signed int64 version of gid"), - Column("groupname", TEXT, "Canonical local group name"), -]) -extended_schema(WINDOWS, [ - Column("group_sid", TEXT, "Unique group ID", index=True), - Column("comment", TEXT, "Remarks or comments associated with the group"), -]) - -extended_schema(DARWIN, [ - Column("is_hidden", INTEGER, "IsHidden attribute set in OpenDirectory"), -]) -implementation("groups@genGroups") -examples([ - "select * from groups where gid = 0", - # Group/user_groups is not JOIN optimized - #"select g.groupname, ug.uid from groups g, user_groups ug where g.gid = ug.gid", - # The relative group ID, or RID, is used by osquery as the "gid" - # For Windows, "gid" and "gid_signed" will always be the same. -]) +table_name("groups") +description("Local system groups.") +schema([ + Column("gid", BIGINT, "Unsigned int64 group ID", index=True), + Column("gid_signed", BIGINT, "A signed int64 version of gid"), + Column("groupname", TEXT, "Canonical local group name"), +]) +extended_schema(WINDOWS, [ + Column("group_sid", TEXT, "Unique group ID", index=True), + Column("comment", TEXT, "Remarks or comments associated with the group"), +]) + +extended_schema(DARWIN, [ + Column("is_hidden", INTEGER, "IsHidden attribute set in OpenDirectory"), +]) +implementation("groups@genGroups") +examples([ + "select * from groups where gid = 0", + # Group/user_groups is not JOIN optimized + #"select g.groupname, ug.uid from groups g, user_groups ug where g.gid = ug.gid", + # The relative group ID, or RID, is used by osquery as the "gid" + # For Windows, "gid" and "gid_signed" will always be the same. +])