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| Managing the AMASS File System |
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| Size | Total size of the file in MB |
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| Mode | File permissions |
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| Links | Number of hard links for this file |
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| UID | Numeric user ID |
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| GID | Numeric group ID |
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| Access_time | Last time file was accessed |
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| Modified_time | Last time file was modified |
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TIME Format
The Access_time and Modified_time values have the following format: yyyymmddhhmmss. For example, the value 19980307114408 = 1998, March 07, 11:44:08 a.m.
This format allows you to sort by time, which is useful when creating a list of files created at a specific date and time.
Practical Application
In the following example, we use this command to back up files from one volume group to another:
Step 1. Log in as either amass or root.
#su root
Step 2. Enter the following commands to pipe all of the files from /archive/accting (a rewritable volume group) to /archive/fian, (a
Command Reference |