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mv command and file-timestamps
Hi all,
I need help to find out if it is possible (if so, how?  ) to move a hard link to a given file without making the main file i-node modification time change.That is: I have a file myFile.txt , and I have a link myLink.dat to that file (obtained by: ln myFile.txt myLink.dat). I have to move the link: mv myLink.dat ../ without changing the modification time of the i-node for the file "myFile.txt". Is it possible?  Many thanks!!  Gian |
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