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Many thanks to all who replied!
Obviously I haven't been paying enough attention.
I knew about the relinking process, and I thought that the relinking was
only done for the kernel in memory, and was not written out to the /bsd
file itself.
With your
New kernels are generated on every boot by relinking. Check your uptimes;
they're likely to match kernel timestamps.
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On Sep 18, 2022, 9:58 AM, at 9:58 AM, Austin Hook wrote:
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>I noticed recently that some if my /bsd files are changing dates:
>
>First the data, then
On Sun, Sep 18, 2022 at 12:56:13AM -0600, Austin Hook wrote:
> 1) the /bsd.rd files were installed when I last updated the systems above,
> and the dates of these all correspond with other important files of the
> last upgrade or install. So at least most of those, have apparently not
> been
Dnia 18 września 2022 08:56:13 CEST, Austin Hook napisał/a:
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>I noticed recently that some if my /bsd files are changing dates:
>
>First the data, then below, I note my guess as to what's happening...
>
>An Internet facing server:
>
>ls -lT /bsd*
>-rwx-- 1 rootwheel 20956100 Aug 14
I noticed recently that some if my /bsd files are changing dates:
First the data, then below, I note my guess as to what's happening...
An Internet facing server:
ls -lT /bsd*
-rwx-- 1 rootwheel 20956100 Aug 14 09:54:46 2022 bsd
-rwx-- 1 rootwheel 20954372 Jul 31
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