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how can timestamp on file ( last access )
tried this:

stat -c %x filename <br /> 

but doesn't work

stat -c %x filename correct gnu stat. if you're on non-gnu platform (such macos), no format-string functionality may available; in case, might consider using different tool. (for instance, if have gnu find, -printf can used print atime).

find filename -printf '%a@' 

...is gnu find equivalent (if install on os x using macports, may called gfind). if don't have either, i'd suggest perl if want portable alternative.


note, way, it's common mount filesystems noatime improved performance (reduced overhead updating metadata); thus, may access time unavailable.


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