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Another one from today: "does ctime always change" Google returns: Showing results for "does time always change" Search instead for "does ctime always chang
by jorangreef 11y ago
Another one from today:
"does ctime always change"
Google returns:
Showing results for "does time always change"
Search instead for "does ctime always change"
None of the results are relevant because Google thinks I made a typo.
If I then search instead for "does ctime always change" the top result is:
"Does directory mtime always change when a new file ..."
Google has fuzzed ctime to match mtime which is not the same thing.
My intention was to see whether ctime would always be updated if there was any data or metadata change to a file or folder, or if there would be some edge cases where it would not change.
- moultano 11y agoThanks. Those are great examples!