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On touch's use of futimes() and a filesystem bug.
On touch’s use of futimes() and a filesystem bug.
In my last post, Why does touch include a utimensat() syscall?, I’d pointed out that strace reports an utimensat syscall from touch, and noted that this appeared to have the effect of clearing the subsecond portion of the files mtime.
It turns out that strace was slightly lying, and we actually have a call to futimens( fd, NULL ). I was able to see that by debugging into coreutils’s touch.c and…
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Why does touch include a utimensat() syscall?
Why does touch include a utimensat() syscall?
I’m seeing odd time sequencing of files when using clearcase version 8 dynamic views, which makes me wonder about an aspect of the (gnu) touch command. Running:
> cat u rm -f touchedEarlier touchedLater perl -e "open (F, '> touchedEarlier') || die" touch touchedLater ls --full-time touchedEarlier touchedLater
produces:
> ./u -rw-r--r-- 1 peeterj pdxdb2 0 2015-02-25…
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