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Holly Bostick wrote: |
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> What I would like is a way to change the date of specific files to a |
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> specific date (in the past), without "changing" (editing) them, which is |
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> not an option with the original Morrowind files (or, if it is possible, |
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> it's only so with additional external tools and a whole lot of difficulty). |
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> Is this even possible to do? Now that I've said it "out loud", it |
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> doesn't sound like something Linux would want me to do at all, but |
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> perhaps there's some reason that server admins might need to do such a |
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> thing, in which case Linux definitely provides a way to do it. |
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if you just want to change the (modification/acces) time of a file: |
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man touch |
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see the -t or -d option |
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(-r can be handy too) |
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yoyo |
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