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So, if I send the file to someone else, (1) on Linux and (2) on Mac, does this URL metadata come along, or no? Sounds like no, and the issue is just your device
by yasp 8y ago
So, if I send the file to someone else, (1) on Linux and (2) on Mac, does this URL metadata come along, or no? Sounds like no, and the issue is just your device being compromised.
- eropple 8y agoI could be wrong, but my understanding matches yours and that, this data is not ever read back in by common HTTP clients (browsers, curl, etc.).
- icebraining 8y agoThey might if you package the file in some archive format that stores xattrs. For example, tar(1) can store them, although it doesn't by default (you must pass --xattrs).