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In Solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l <file>.

Is this the behavior of Solaris 10  ?

In Solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l <file>.

Is this the behavior of Solaris 10  ?

In Solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l <file>.

Is this the behavior of Solaris 10?

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In solarisSolaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstatat, -t lstat lsmt using -l Istruss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l <file>.

Is this the behaviourbehavior of solarisSolaris 10 ?

In solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l Is this the behaviour of solaris 10

In Solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l <file>.

Is this the behavior of Solaris 10 ?

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Solaris 10 modified time

In solaris 8, when we access the file, the access time changes but modified time remains same. But in Solaris 10, we see that both access and modified time changes when accessing the file. We checked the at, mt using truss -v lstat -t lstat ls -l Is this the behaviour of solaris 10