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About Linux timestamps maybe

Posted 01-17-2024 at 02:57 PM by maybeJosiah
Updated 01-31-2024 at 03:42 PM by maybeJosiah (format times maybe)

All Linux has changed time AKA ctime, access time AKA atime, and modified time AKA mtime. Some Linux also has created time/birth time AKA crtime. Like universally all these may be accessed via "stat" with Bash. You may read "stat --help" in your terminal for more specific information. Changed time is last time metadata changed, and others are self explanatory. On some distros "crtime" may be replaced by "btime" and/or "ctime" may be replaved by "chgtime"....
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