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Yep, it's the same on Slackware - using '-p' will attempt to preserve the access time, but none of the 'file' program's options display the atime, ctime or mtime.
Also, the find cmd has atime/mtime/ctime options. We'd be able to help a lot more if you could give us some details as to what exactly you are trying to do.
Thanks all you guys.
What I want is to retain only the timestamp while filter out all the others. So, a clear method to present the timestamp of a file is necessary to deal with the output of the above commands. But these outputs is too complex for me to cope with. That's it.
Thanks for your attention and look forward to your reply.
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