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| On Mon, 27 Mar 2006, Otto Moerbeek wrote: > The utimes(2) syscall allows setting timestamps if you're owner or > superuser and it allows setting the timestamps to the current time if > you may write the file. > > In the case of NFS, the umodes(2) call issues a setattr NFS request. > The NFS setattr call does not know this "set to current time" case, > and only allows the owner to set the timestamps. This is true for NFS v2. Version 3 does seem to have some more facilities here. Digging deeper... -Otto |