Re: [opensuse] how to know when the last time files have been accessed.

- Modify time
The most recent time the file's contents were changed

- Read time
The most recent time the file's contents were read

- Change time
The most recent time the file's metadata was changed; This includes
the file's owner, group, permissions (mode) _and_ its modify and read
times.


If you're goal is to enumerate files that have been read within some
time range, the "find" command is probably the best tool. Read the
manual page to find out how to select files based on their access
times.

I think using find /path/to/files -atime would be good for my needs.. Thanks

regards,

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