Update of bug #51069 (project findutils):
Assigned to: None => jay
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Follow-up Comment #1:
The access time of the directory is being updated by the kernel when find
reads the directory to search it. POSIX requires this.
If find offered an extension which saved and restored the st_atime in
directories, then the step of restoring the st_actime timestamp would
(unavoidably, I believe, because of the way utimes is specified) update the
st_ctime timestamp. That is, if anything, worse.
If you want access times not to be updated, your best bet is to mount the file
system read-only, or (if the kernel is Linux) to use the noatime mount option.
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