what file's mtime is the current time?

2003-08-17 Thread Dan Jacobson
I could do $ touch file to make a file with the current time as its mtime, but I think one already exits. Is /proc/1 the best choice?

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Re: what file's mtime is the current time?

2003-08-17 Thread Tommi Virtanen
On Sun, Aug 17, 2003 at 11:05:45AM +0800, Dan Jacobson wrote: I could do $ touch file to make a file with the current time as its mtime, but I think one already exits. Is /proc/1 the best choice? Why would you need to do that? -- :(){ :|:};:

Re: what file's mtime is the current time?

2003-08-17 Thread Goswin von Brederlow
Dan Jacobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I could do $ touch file to make a file with the current time as its mtime, but I think one already exits. Is /proc/1 the best choice? If you realy, realy, realy need to do this /proc/self would be much better since you don't have rights for the inits