No, they both do the same thing (atime), but stat is what I was looking for.

i knew it was in my head somewhere, just didn't know which sector :-)

-r

On Monday, Sep 22, 2003, at 16:32 America/Denver, James Manning wrote:

i'm an idiot. sorry for wasting your time

man stat

AFAICT you were looking for the access time in either case. Assuming you don't have a mount with "noatime", were you really getting different results from ls --time=access and stat's atime?

IOW, was your initial email's ls --time=access wrong somehow?

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/jmm% ls -l --time=access wget-log ; stat -c "%x" wget-log
-rw-r--r-- 1 jmm jmm 4166 Sep 16 01:03 wget-log
Tue Sep 16 01:03:49 2003


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