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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

ctime, atime, and mtime

Posted on 8:17 PM by Unknown
It is important to distinguish between a file or directory's change time (ctime), access time (atime), and modify time (mtime).ctime -- In UNIX, it is not possible to tell the actual creation time of a file. The ctime--change time--is the time when changes were made to the file or directory's inode (owner, permissions, etc.). It is needed by the dump command to determine if the file needs to be
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