On 01/09/2011 11:20 AM, David Gálvez wrote:
The last time I looked at this, Fxattr returned two timestamps on files that hadn't been touched for ages, and identical timestamps on files that were recently created or written to. On the older files, "last modification time" was always less than "creation time", which is obviously wrong.As pointed by Andreas when this discussion took place, Unix file systems like ext2 don't keep creation date only the last inode modification date. The Fxattr manual says that when the file system doesn't support the creation date the last modification date will be given, we should figure out why Fxattr is giving those wrong dates and from where they are taken.
Jo Even