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Hi Experts,
when I execute "date" command , it gives me the right date.
But If I create a file and do "ls -lart" it appears that it has been ...
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- 01-03-2013 #1Just Joined!
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wrong date while creating files
Hi Experts,
when I execute "date" command , it gives me the right date.
But If I create a file and do "ls -lart" it appears that it has been created 6 Feb 2009 !!???
Anyone has any clue
- 01-03-2013 #2
Hi and welcome
could you please execute these commands and paste the result?
Code:date touch foo ls -la foo
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- 01-03-2013 #3Just Joined!
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Hi Irithori,
=== root@eqm01s0fp2 ANCB ~ # date
Thu Jan 3 14:06:32 CET 2013
=== root@eqm01s0fp2 ANCB ~ # touch test
=== root@eqm01s0fp2 ANCB ~ # ls -lart test
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Feb 6 2009 test
=== root@eqm01s0fp2 ANCB ~ #
- 01-03-2013 #4
hmm, it is root´s $HOME, so the chance, that it might be a non-posix filesystem is slim.
Anyway, please post the output of these in CODE tags:
Are you maybe using a networked filesystem like nfs, ocfs, etc?Code:mount dmesg
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Is it possible that atime and/or diratime was disabled? I always disable it to speed up my hard drive.
cat /etc/fstab


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