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Subject: Re: [9fans] curious mtime of cwfs
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i'm not sure. if you touch an existing file, then it makes sense
that the files mtime gets updated, not the whole directory.

wstat() and write() on a file only update the files mtime, not
the parent directory.

however creating a new file or deleting a file from a directory
does change the directories mtime. (the dump change makes it
consistent with that).

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cinap