First stab at a script is really slow...
find dirs, then find all files in the dir:
There's gotta be a faster way...ug!
lastt=1
shopt -s lastpipe
find "$1" -depth -type d |
while read dr;do
t=$(find "$dr" -xdev -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 ! -name . -a ! -name ..
-printf "%T@\n" |
cut
I did a re-install-in-place on windows that reset the
dirtimes on all the dirs to the date I did the re-inst.
As a partial recovery, I want to be able to reset the date
to the time of the last modified file in the dir.
I thought to use:
du -s --time DIR
but it's not just showing (from manpag
Brice Waegeneire writes:
> From: Christopher Lemmer Webber
>
> New record with fields for setting the specific user
> and group, as well as specifically selecting the setuid and setgid bits,
> for a program within the setuid-program-service.
>
> * gnu/services.scm (setuid-program-file-like-depre
Ooh! Taking a look!
Brice Waegeneire writes:
> Hello Christopher,
>
> Some times ago I continued your patch from where you left it. If I recall
> correctly it should address all the suggestions from Ludo' and Maxim. I'm
> using it for several month now without any issue.
>
> Thank your for you
