Hi Ben,
Doesn't the ctime value from fstat(2) give the time the session was
created? That seems like a more useful criterion.
all three timestamps are modified by detach/attach. Writing messages
to the fifo changes mtime and ctime (the latter being quite strange),
receiving changes atime, and
On 20-Apr-2008, Jan Christoph Nordholz wrote:
all three timestamps are modified by detach/attach. Writing messages
to the fifo changes mtime and ctime (the latter being quite strange),
That is strange. Perhaps it warrants another bug report? This bug
could then depend on that one.
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Hi,
all three timestamps are modified by detach/attach. Writing messages
to the fifo changes mtime and ctime (the latter being quite strange),
That is strange. Perhaps it warrants another bug report? This bug
could then depend on that one.
no, that observation wasn't even related to
On 20-Apr-2008, Jan Christoph Nordholz wrote:
no, that observation wasn't even related to screen - I made it when
experimenting manually with two bash instances and a fifo.
Further investigation shows this is defined behaviour for Unix (and
correctly implemented in Linux).
Upon successful
Hi,
Further investigation shows this is defined behaviour for Unix (and
correctly implemented in Linux).
yes, I suspected that, but couldn't find anything myself - bad google-fu
tonight. Thanks for looking it up.
So it seem that there is currently no useful file-status time field to
order
initial session creation time through /proc/$pid/stat..
That sounds good to me.
- Jim Van Zandt
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From: Jan Christoph Nordholz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 4/19/2008 12:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Van Zandt, Jim
Subject: Re: screen: -ls should list
Hi,
the only timestamp we have is the time of last attachment/detachment (and we
can't
even tell them apart), and I don't think that sorting by that criterion is
incredibly useful... so I'd like to tag this bug 'wontfix' if no-one objects.
Regards,
Jan
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On 19-Apr-2008, Jan Christoph Nordholz wrote:
the only timestamp we have is the time of last attachment/detachment
(and we can't even tell them apart)
Doesn't the ctime value from fstat(2) give the time the session was
created? That seems like a more useful criterion.
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