in reply to Re: File Test -A problem on SunOS 5.9 & perl 5.8.3
in thread File Test -A problem on SunOS 5.9 & perl 5.8.3

This doesn't work. Ideas? Output:
bash-2.05$ls -u /tmp/file.dat
file.dat
bash-2.05$ls -u /tmp/somedir
bash-2.05$

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Re: Re: Re: File Test -A problem on SunOS 5.9 & perl 5.8.3
by dave_the_m (Monsignor) on May 25, 2004 at 14:08 UTC
    Sorry, that should be ls -lu
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      it works for files, but for dirs I get:
      bash-2.04$ls -lu dirname
total 0
bash-2.04$

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        okay, do ls -lud dirname then. The important question is: does the last accessed time as shown by ls differ from the last access time as shown by -A?
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