Re: How to change file's timestamp?

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man touch
(and for the date, man date)
-B

Hongwei Li wrote:
Hi,

I need to write a script to change a file's timestamp. I have this script mytmp:

#!/bin/sh
cd /tmp/test
touch t1

Then, if I run mytmp, file t1 is created with the current timestamp.  How to
change its timestamp in the script after it is created to a specific date and
time? If I want to set the date and time as an argument, e.g. I change the
script as:

#!/bin/sh
newstmp=$1
cd /tmp/test
touch t1

and run it as

# mytmp "Tue Aug 22 08:30:00 CDT 2006"

What should be added in the script to change t1's timestamp to the argument
provided?

Thanks!

Hongwei Li



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