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File Mode and Time Stamp

Post by Norman Wal » Wed, 25 Apr 1990 05:49:51



Hello all,
I have a couple of (hopefully) simple questions.  Could someone please
tell me the meanings of the bits in the file attribute word (for determining
who has what kind of access to the file).  And, could someone please tell
me the format of the timestamp in a TAR file.  Thanks, in advance,
                                                         ndw

P.S. I don't remember if I got confirmation of my request to join this
list, so could someone please send a reply directly to me...thanks again...

 
 
 
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