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UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers
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touch -t time, using different userid
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The timestamps are supposed to reflect operations...
The timestamps are supposed to reflect operations to a file. If I have a globally writable file I can notice when it changes because the timestamp will change. So I allow changes to my file...
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