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here's the scenario:
i want to edit a file's timestamps - atime, mtime, ctime. the thing is, touch can only modify the first 2. i want to modify all of ...
- 03-13-2004 #1Linux User
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file timestamps
here's the scenario:
i want to edit a file's timestamps - atime, mtime, ctime. the thing is, touch can only modify the first 2. i want to modify all of it. so is there a way to do it without setting the bios clock &/or the os clock a little way back in time? can this be done by editing the file's inode?Registered User #345074
- 03-16-2004 #2Linux User
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just to make things clear, i'm not doing this to harm any one else's system/files. i'm doing this to my files. i just need to present them like they weren't late for the deadline. hehehe.. .
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