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Questions tagged [timestamp]

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How do I identify an Authenticode timestamp vs. an RFC 3161 compliant timestamp?

When signing code with Microsoft's Signtool, there are a couple different options when specifying a timestamp URL, /t and /tr. /t can specify an Authenticode timestamp URL and /tr is supposed to be used with an RFC 3161 compliant timestamp…
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How can i manipulate the find command to "find" the directories the "found" file is in?

So i'm trying to use the find command to find all files in my system with mtime -x. It does this but it does not "find" the directories of the file. find . -mtime -2 -exec rsync -av {} /destination/ \; I thought if i could bring over all the…
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linux timestamp permission error with winscp

I added a user to a group and set the file and dir content to 775. When i use winscp to modify a file it complains it cant set the timestamp bc of a permission error. But it is able to update the file i edit. Why? details on how i set the user is…
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How do I make rsync also check ctime?

rsync detects files modification by comparing size and mtime. However, if for any reason, the mtime is unchanged, rsync won't detect the change, although it's possible to spot it by looking at the ctime. Of course, I can tell rsync do compare the…
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DNS Record Timestamps Are Not Updating on Server 2008 R2 DNS Server

I have 2 Server 2008 R2 domain controllers with a AD integrated DNS zone for the domain. Previously, scavenging was not enabled. I enabled scavenging a week ago and now that I am seeing old stale records go away, I am also noticing that about 80%…
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Does 'right clicking on the file' update its last access time?

I am checking file's last access time using GetFileTime, It works. But it even gives me the time the time I last right clicked on it, is this expected ? but it doesn't show up in Accessed: field in General Tab of file properties.
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rsyslog: How do I split the events in a log file into separate files if it contains a keyword?

I'm receiving syslog data in a .log file. That file contains two types of events. An event that only contains the syslog datetime stamp and an event that contains the syslog datetime stamp and a "timestamp=" field in the message. Using rules, how…
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Interpreting timestamp format on iDRAC servers

The timestamp format on the DELL iDRAC format I have is the following: 20160714195526.000000+000 20150325225105.000000+000 20150311200640.000000-300 How should I interpret it (I want to parse it to a timestamp object, e.g. get date, time and…
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Logstash event @timestamp adjustment

I have standard Windows IIS log files with event date/time stamp information and timetaken (in milliseconds). I would like to be able to adjust the event time (@timestamp) by subtracting the "timetaken" to be able to record when the event started…
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What is timestamp format of iptables recent proc-file?

I want to understand meaning of records in /proc/net/xt_recent/ip_list file (which is created by recent extension of iptables), e.g: src=127.0.0.1 ttl: 128 last_seen: 4298627364 oldest_pkt: 3 4298623492, 4298625777, 4298627364 All fields look…
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batch - File last modification time with seconds

I want to know when a file has been modified for the last time. I can get these infos using the following batch script: FOR %%i IN (myfile) DO SET modif_time=%%~ti The problem is how to get the second of the last modification ? and the command %~t…
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Disallow -p on sftp

We have a server that acts as a "dropbox" for (outside) users to upload data to us over sftp/ssh. We need to process these files (gpg decrypt, unzip, etc) as they come in. In the past, we simply processed each file in each users home directory…
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How does one make sure or even guarantee server time are sync correctly between dozens of servers across multiple datacenter on different location?

Currently our web applications contain a logic to check if the data sent to the web server is expired or not by comparing the timestamp of the data with the date/time of the server. Everything goes will, until some dude from data center accidentally…
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Bash: How do I copy timestamps using touch and regex?

Since this is more of a Bash question I think this is better suited for serverfault than superuser, even though I'm talking about media files. I had to make a batch conversion of several media files, and all the output files have a new…
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Interpreting LastLogon vs. LastLogonTimestamp

To get the time of last logon of an account in an Active Directory of a Windows domain im querying the LastLogon attribute on every Domain Controller and the LastLogonTimestamp on one domain controller. For the specific user account that im…
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