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Set Timestamp Using a Reference File with Linux Touch Command - aaron - 09-08-2023 The Linux touch command can also set a file’s access and modification time by reading the timestamp information from another file. For example, the following touch command with the -r option will scan the timestamp information from reference.txt and set these timestamp values to file_name.txt. Here’s an example of the command:
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