ls -l or ls -lt -> lists the dir with modified time
ls -lc -> lists with change time (Change Attribute Time)
ls -lu -> lists with access time
Modified time -> Time last change made in the file (last write time)
Access time -> Time last read from the file (last opened in read mode)
Change time -> Time change of the attribute like permission (chmod)
"Mark Lunday, WD4ELG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
New member to the group, I hope this is the right forum for this type of
question.
I am confused on this topic.
ls -lR
ls -luR
ls -lcR
I read the manual, but it does not make sense to me. It appears that the
"u" is the last accessed time? Not sure what the "c" option is, I think it
is last attribute modified time?
If so, then I have the following questions: what is the difference between
last accessed, last modified, and last attribute modified times?
Thanks
Mark Lunday
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