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How to check all timestamps of a file?

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Mar 15, 2026306767 views
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Is there a command in Linux to check all timestamps of a file? I'm trying to see the last modified, created, and touched dates on the file.

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The command is called . If you want to adjust the format, refer to the man pages, since the output is OS-specific and varies under Linux/Unix. Generally, you can get the times through a normal directory listing as well: outputs last time the file content was modified, the outputs last time of file status modification, the (What's the difference?) outputs last access time, the (although the usefulness of this concept is subject to discussion) And of course, does not record when a file was "creat…

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