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Hi everyone,
I am using the libsmbclient functionality that we get with samba to
connect to Windows servers and access files. When we touch the files, the
last accessed timestamp changes on them, and so I use the cli_setattrE()
api provided in libsmb/clifile.c to reset the timestamps back to the
original. The problem is that it seems there is a small rounding error of
+/- 2 secs that occurs on the set action. The cli_setattrE() call accepts
all 3 timestamp parameters, so that even the created timestamp and last
modified timestamp are incorrectly set.
Is there a way to set only the last accessed timestamp without touching
the other two? Because, a lot of programs on the windows servers are
highly dependent on these timestamps and it could lead to unsolicited
actions occuring on the files, simply because their timestamps have moved
forward or behind.
Thanks,
Satwik.
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