> Sort of like the
> current handling of dtime in ext2.
That's one thing that's been puzzling me; what's the point of the dtime
attribute? Nothing in the kernel looks at it[1], stat() and fstat() (of
course) cannot return it... is its purpose solely to help out those
unfortunates trying to manually undelete files from an ext2fs
filesystem, or what?
[1] on the basis of a quick pass through the sources with `grep'...
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