directory creation
hi,
i like to know why after i login to a new user account the date of user home directory change? useradd y32 ls -ld /home/y32 drwx------. 2 y32 y32 62 May 14 04:39 /home/y32 ssh y32@192.168.30.105 y32@192.168.30.105's password: Last login: Thu May 14 04:44:08 2020 from 192.168.30.105 [y32@test5 ~]$ logout Connection to 192.168.30.105 closed. ls -ld /home/y32 drwx------. 2 y32 y32 83 May 14 04:44 /home/y32 |
.bash_history gets updated? No, crap, must be something else. BTW, on my system geany and gedit-plugin-terminal require VTE which installs /etc/profile.d/vte.sh which, in turn, sets PROMPT_COMMAND thusly:
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$ echo $PROMPT_COMMAND Quote:
Use ls -cl to display the status change time (ctime) instead. It changes e.g. when the file gets moved/renamed or its ownership/permissions are changed. Use stat %w to display the file creation time (birthtime). From the GNU Coreutils manual: Quote:
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The same happens on my system.
Funny, I never noticed it before. Currently 'ls -ald ~' shows May 15 00:13 which is definitely hours after I logged in. I don't see anything problematic with that. |
I guess I got it.
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^ yeah, I guess it changes every time some file is created or deleted in $HOME:
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$> ls -ald ~ Code:
$> ls -al yadda |
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