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From: 3003jalp@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (Applied Magnetics)
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Subject: Re: File times in 3002.
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Date: 10 Jan 91 15:31:07 GMT
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In article <8034@hub.ucsb.edu> 3003jalp@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu (myself) writes:

>Do an `ls -l' in /usr/lpp/bos (for example).  Are several files dated
>far into 1991 as on my machine?  This won't confuse the backups, I hope?

OOPS.  The time stamps are OK.  It is a feature of `ls -l' to switch
from day,hour to day,year when the file is older than about 6 months.
Now where did I leave my egg towel ?
  --PA