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Time Stamp Problem

Time Stamp Problem

2003-07-08       - By Jeff Kinz

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On Wed, Jul 09, 2003 at 01:22:08AM +0530, Suresh Babu A. [IT Engineer] wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> While creating a file in my Linux the time stamp for the file shows "30th
> Sep 1960", because of this i couldn't view the file in Windows OS. This
> problem occurs occasionaly. How to resolve it ?


You system time/date is set to zero.

You can use the "date" command to set it to the correct time.

 date [MMDDhhmm]

Like this:  date 07081655

for July 8, 4:55 PM

With no arguments date displays the current time.

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