Hello,
A question on timestamps when files are delivered to a system.
o when doing the install the files receive timestamps based
upon the time of the install:
machine1:
ls -l -% all ant
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root bin 9807 Mar 30 2010 ant
timestamp: atime Nov 17 12:44:40 2010
timestamp: ctime Mar 30 13:28:51 2010
timestamp: mtime Mar 30 13:28:51 2010
timestamp: crtime Mar 30 13:28:51 2010
machine2:
ls -l -% all ant
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root bin 9807 Oct 13 18:21 ant
timestamp: atime Nov 17 12:55:10 2010
timestamp: ctime Oct 13 18:21:53 2010
timestamp: mtime Oct 13 18:21:53 2010
timestamp: crtime Oct 13 18:21:53 2010
machine3:
ls -l -% all ant
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root bin 9807 Nov 10 14:03 ant
timestamp: atime Nov 17 12:49:56 2010
timestamp: ctime Nov 10 14:03:21 2010
timestamp: mtime Nov 10 14:03:21 2010
timestamp: crtime Nov 10 14:03:21 2010
I note that for file actions there is a timestamp attribute but it
is only used for very few ON files.
Should the mtime be consistent across installs ?
thanks
pete
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