rsync time comparison – what’s the precision of the Modified times comparison
rsync time comparison – what’s the precision of the Modified times comparison
rsync time comparison – what’s the precision of the Modified times comparison
In *nix operating systems there is no way to get the file creation date. mtime will give you last modification time and atime … Read more
Setting time from the Internet is done via NTP. There are two methods: ntpdate makes one query to retrieve the current time from … Read more
why don’t you use zdump to see whats going on with that zoneinfo file. Maybe it has really been replaced as some have … Read more
The best way to compare points of time (dates) is in seconds (since Epoch). Changing the %y to %Y for stat will give … Read more
Another complicated option: get test.txt‘s modification time (mtime) calculate “before delta” = now + hour – mtime (assuming mtime is in the past) … Read more
A portable way to do it could be: perl -MPOSIX -le ‘print strftime “%Y%m%d”, localtime((lstat)[9]) for @ARGV’ /etc/hosts
Is there a reserved word for datetime for the start of the day?
Registry keys have a last-modified timestamp. You can use Regedit to export a key, selecting the “.txt” output format. That text file will … Read more
Perl solution. I did not use any classical time handling module, as miliseconds handling is generally poorly supported. #!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; … Read more