Paul, On Mon, Jul 21, 2025 at 06:27:33PM +0200, Paul Gevers wrote: > If the timestamp is put in the (far) future, the action you want to trigger > might not happen. What is the timestamp used for?
To filter the list of systemd units that are reprocessed: only those modified more recently than the timestamp are converted again to see if the generated output is different. So, updating of already generated files could be prevented by changing the time.stamp file mtime. I saw that as pointless rather than a security issue. If you think I have underestimated the significance and impact, the file could be moved under /var/lib/? Thanks for your time with this. Mark
