Paul Bijnens wrote:
>
> Chris Karakas wrote:
> > > > How do I change the ctime of a vfat file?
>
> I'm not home, where I do mount vfat fs on Linux, but
> I would try one of the options of touch (-acm) and see
> which one modifies the ctime on a vfat system...
> (I'm curious in the results too :-)
>
Thanks! The command
touch -a <file>
does the job, although nothing is stated in the man/info pages about
ctime (it's all about atime and mtime). It seems that "touch" always
changes the ctime _and_ some other times as well, depending on the
options. So if you want to let mtime unchanged, the above invocation
will do the trick. This is O.K. for me, I don't care about atime being
changed. Thanks again!
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Chris Karakas
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