From: David Annis (AnnisD@SCHNEIDER.COM)
Date: Fri Jan 16 2004 - 14:11:21 EST
My experience is that it does not, but that was on Solaris.
I needed to write a Perl script that used readdir and the stat function to
get file times down to the second.
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Does ls -lt distinguish between times of less then a minute?
I need to make sure that files are listed in time order down to seconds( or
less) in order to get files in the correct order?
Can I do this?
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