Last time file accessed/used/executed, but not modified

[David Smith]

Is there any utility that will tell me the last time a file was accessed
or used/executed (not necessarily modified)

[Joe Beanfish]

Post by David Smith
Is there any utility that will tell me the last time a file was accessed
or used/executed (not necessarily modified)

ls with -u option

[Apostolos P. Tsompanopoulos]

Post by David Smith
Is there any utility that will tell me the last time a file was accessed
or used/executed (not necessarily modified)

stat filename

Apostolos

[Dances With Crows]

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On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 08:06:23 -0700, David Smith staggered into the Black

Post by David Smith
Is there any utility that will tell me the last time a file was accessed

/bin/stat -c '%x' filename

Also try %X. Note that this information will be useless if your
filesystem was mounted with noatime. atime info is usually not very
useful, so lots of people mount their filesystems with noatime for a
slight performance improvement.

Post by David Smith
or used/executed (not necessarily modified)

? Only 3 times are stored, atime, ctime, and mtime. atime is the last
access time. ctime is the last time the file had a status change, like
if it was chmodded or chattred. mtime is the last time the file was
modified.