find last modification time of file in timestamp format in solaris-urgent
[264 byte] By [rahularoraa] at [2007-11-27 5:04:41] 
how to find last modification time of a file in timestamp format in solaris?in linux i could do it by help of stat command.but stat command doesnot work in solaris.please help.its urgently needed.Message was edited by: rahularora
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# 1
I don't know what 'timestamp format' means.
Usually 'ls -l' is sufficient. You could also get a copy of 'stat' for solaris or compile it.
Finally, I might use 'perl' for more information on a file.
perl -le 'print scalar localtime ((lstat shift)[9])' <filename>
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Darren_Dunhama at 2007-7-12 10:23:04 >
# 2
You can write your own application check fstat. or as stated in previous post u can use ls -l :)regardsMipkomipkonijea at 2007-7-12 10:23:04 >
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