NettetLinux Commands date Command Format Specifiers date Display today’s date as Friday 21 January 2024 09:20:22 AM IST date +%D Display date as mm/dd/yy date +%d Display the day of the month ( 01 to 31 ) date +%a Displays the abbreviated name for weekdays (Sun to Sat) date +%A Displays full weekdays (Sunday to Saturday) Nettetstat -c '%w' file on filesystems that store creation time. Note that on Linux this requires coreutils 8.31, glibc 2.28 and kernel version 4.11 or newer. The POSIX standard only defines three distinct timestamps to be stored for each file: the time of last data access, …
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Nettet29. apr. 2009 · To get file before 24 hours execute below command: find . -type f -mtime 1 -exec ls -l {} \; To get files created today execute below command: find . -type f … Nettet9. apr. 2024 · Find Linux file creation Time using debugfs Step 1: To find the inode number of the file which we need to know for finding the file creation time and the date we have to use the following command : $ stat Alternatively, ls -i command can also be used that will only show the inode number and skip all the other information. drawn candy heart
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Nettet12. mar. 2016 · How to find file creation date using Unix ls command ls -lrt FILENAME tr -s " " cut -d" " -f6-9 Obviously, insert the actual name of your file instead of FILENAME… Leave a comment Try it yourself, and leave a comment below if this worked – or didn’t work – for you. Really, leave a comment Nettet3. apr. 2014 · Typical Linux file systems don't even track creation date -- see the accepted answer for the kinds of dates kept track of. – Daniel Beck ♦ Mar 2, 2024 at 10:52 Add a comment 7 Answers Sorted by: 246 As mentioned by @edvinas.me, stat tells you various information about the file including the last modified date. Nettet26. jul. 2016 · The awk command prints the fields separated by all spaces (-F ' '). Hope it works. I know this doesn't answer the original question but just a clarification on the ls command for just date and time. When you Google "ubuntu get date and time of file" it lists this question at the top, which is what I was looking for, since I don't need the year ... drawn candy cane