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UNIX command to get DATE CREATED for a file?
Does anyone know the command to get the date CREATED for a file?
This is driving me berserk. Windows has it. But I cannnnnnot remeber what it is in UNIX! Thanks! Last edited by Diabeticus; 02-07-2002 at 06:26 PM.. |
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