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Re: [opensuse] how to know when the last time files have been accessed.
- From: "Arie Reynaldi Z" <reymanx@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 10:26:35 +0700
- Message-id: <c0ba74f50709232026w6403fe7bjbffd315dd4fdcd91@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> - Modify time
> The most recent time the file's contents were changed
>
> - Read time
> The most recent time the file's contents were read
>
> - Change time
> The most recent time the file's metadata was changed; This includes
> the file's owner, group, permissions (mode) _and_ its modify and read
> times.
>
>
> If you're goal is to enumerate files that have been read within some
> time range, the "find" command is probably the best tool. Read the
> manual page to find out how to select files based on their access
> times.
I think using find /path/to/files -atime would be good for my needs.. Thanks
regards,
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> The most recent time the file's contents were changed
>
> - Read time
> The most recent time the file's contents were read
>
> - Change time
> The most recent time the file's metadata was changed; This includes
> the file's owner, group, permissions (mode) _and_ its modify and read
> times.
>
>
> If you're goal is to enumerate files that have been read within some
> time range, the "find" command is probably the best tool. Read the
> manual page to find out how to select files based on their access
> times.
I think using find /path/to/files -atime would be good for my needs.. Thanks
regards,
--
Arie Reynaldi Zanahar
reymanx at gmail.com
http://www.reynaldi.or.id
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