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Posted By Chubler_XL
A process calls the wait() function and kernel...
A process calls the wait() function and kernel level code checks the status of a child process, it will suspend execution of the calling thread until status information for one of the terminated...
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Posted By Corona688
I think access time includes reads too, if its...
I think access time includes reads too, if its enabled. But its been so long since I've seen a system that had atimes enabled, I'm not 100% positive.

Unless you know for a fact atimes are enabled...
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Posted By hicksd8
You didn't say which operating system this is but...
You didn't say which operating system this is but there has to be difference between read and open. If you think about it, if a read updated the access time then all the access times would change...
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Posted By MadeInGermany
Yes, the OS matters. Recent Linux distros do not...
Yes, the OS matters. Recent Linux distros do not alter atime as often as Unix does (and older Linux did).
Also the file system type matters.
cat /etc/*release || uname -sr
df .
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Posted By durden_tyler
I am using Debian 8 "Jessie" that has GNU find...
I am using Debian 8 "Jessie" that has GNU find 4.4.2
After running your commands on similarly sized files, here's my guess about what is happening.

When you say "-size nS", where "n" is an...
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Posted By RudiC
@durden_tyler: Thanks, this is exactly...
@durden_tyler: Thanks, this is exactly (admittedly not that detailed) what I found when testing with my find (GNU findutils) 4.7.0-git on linux, hence my highlighting of the "rounding up to unit...
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Posted By bakunin
Now, this is funny - this is eactly what i...
Now, this is funny - this is eactly what i thought to be the case, until Don said it can't be that way. The same reasoning led me to think that any file sized >0c is selected by -size 1G - because it...
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Posted By Don Cragun
Hi Bakunin, Don't be confused. What we see...
Hi Bakunin,
Don't be confused. What we see here is another case where GNU utilities and BSD utilities behave differently. (And, some UNIX systems don't offer the extension at all.) You get...
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Posted By bakunin
I don't think so: because the size (which is a...
I don't think so: because the size (which is a small fraction of a GB) is rounded up to the next unit (GB here, therefore 1GB) all files with 1GB and less (but at least 1c) are shown.

I hope this...
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Posted By Don Cragun
Hi RudiC, I don't understand your comments on...
Hi RudiC,
I don't understand your comments on this issue. The command in this case is:
find /home -type f -user database -size 1G -ls
which is looking for regular files owned by user database...
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Posted By RudiC
You could first check /etc/passwd for the user's...
You could first check /etc/passwd for the user's login directory, which I guess is where the ssh session will start from. xterm should as well unless told otherwise by some resource file like e.g....
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