From: Corey A (CAntone@CHECKFREE.COM)
Date: Wed Sep 10 2003 - 15:12:22 EDT
I have not opened a ticket yet with IBM. I will see what I can find.
Corey
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I am not using 5.2 yet, but I would recomend you to get a "fresh" file
command from anywhere on the Internet, compile and install it. It's a
general Unix command and this should solve your problem. Did you open a
ticket with IBM yet?
Best regards,
Alberto.
Alberto Cozer
Diretor de Security Outsource, Future Technologies Segurança Digital
IBM Certified AIX System Specialist
Checkpoint Certified Security Expert, CCSE NG
acozer@fti.com.br
http://www.fti.com.br
Corey A <CAntone@CHECKFREE.COM>
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Folks -
In AIX 5.2, use of the "file" command on a file changes the modification
time of that file.
This is causing problems for some of our people operating on 5.2 nodes.
In AIX 5.1 and lower, it does not.
Is this a known bug? If so, is there a fix available and can I be pointed
to where to get it.
Thanks ahead of time!
Corey
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