Mike Brandonisio wrote:
> Is there a way to tell how old a SUSE 9 server installation is? I
> have a client who to has 11 and they wanted to know if there was
> something I can look at on the server that would tell me when the OS
> was first installed on it. You'd think their accounting records could
> tell them.
Not being familiar with SuSE at all, I'd try to run ls -al in a few
choice directories to see what the oldest timestamps are. I know Gentoo
puts a .keep file in several directories like / and /etc during
installation. Maybe something like that would pop up.
Chad Martin
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