find last modification time of a file in solaris in timestamp format?
[196 byte] By [rahularoraa] at [2007-11-27 5:04:45] 
how to find last modification time of a file in solaris in timestamp format and not as human readable date?in unix i could do it by stat command but stat is not available in solaris.
«« Regarding a problem in passwordexpirationtime in DS 5.2 patch
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# 1
please try find commandfind . -name <filename> -printf "%C@"bhowmika at 2007-7-12 10:23:09 >
# 2
well i have tried it but it didnot work as printf doesnot work in solaris.thanks for the reply.rahularoraa at 2007-7-12 10:23:09 >
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