Re: How long have you been sitting on my server?

Hi ,

The file system , do they have a CVS repository which could have the cvs add date and time for the versions , the earliest should give you the date and time of the existence

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Re: Re: How long have you been sitting on my server? by Anonymous Monk on Jan 27, 2003 at 19:37 UTC
We are using proftpd on Solaris. We have the ftp directories on a separate partition (which doesn't include htdocs) and my boss wants to keep it that way. Would it be possible to use CVS, but have the files on a partition that Apache doesn't know about?	[reply]
Re: Re: Re: How long have you been sitting on my server? by OM_Zen (Scribe) on Jan 27, 2003 at 19:45 UTC
Hi , The partition , in which apache resides can be different from that of the CVS repository partition , it is just that you could maintain the repository anywhere and build a link to any partion and cvs add files to it and cvs update when files are updated , that way the files that are added have the creation time on it , though any other parameter , $atime,$ctime might get changed when you have the file modified, the CVS could retain the creation time.	[reply]