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I agree with Wyatt's point. |
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Wouldn't there be an easy way to reset the last access date on all of the |
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files to say 1/1/2009 on a system then execute a relatively robust |
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multi-user boot (and maybe a world emerge upgrade) and record which files |
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are actually used during that process, then determine which package they |
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belong to and label those with some "level of criticality"? |
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Its probably also true that this list of files could be part of a "critical |
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system backup" that one could just keep around in a bz2 file for fast |
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recoveries (or even as md5sum's to determine when they might have been hosed |
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by disk errors or viruses) -- or is this something that is already done by |
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some of the selinux options? [I've never used selinux so am unsure of |
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everything it does.] |
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R. |
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