Ah...
I've been thinking "ctime" is/was (still) "create time". It seems that
somewhere in the last couple decades it became "change time"; Or that I
picked up that incorrect "create time" idea back in the UNIX Sys V R 3
days and just never had cause to think about it again...
Never mind. /sigh...
What a maroon. 8-)
On 12/05/2014 03:03 PM, cwillu wrote:
xattrs are commonly used to implement acls, which wouldn't typically be
considered a content modification.
On Dec 5, 2014 4:08 PM, "Robert White" <rwhite@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So I was reading the wiki on the internal layout. The INODE description
says "st_ctime. Also updated when xattrs change."
Why isn't changing the xattrs a modification (st_mtime) event?
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