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<node id="1017178" title="Re: why does open &quot;&gt;...&quot; sometimes touches the directory?" created="2013-02-05 09:08:07" updated="2013-02-05 09:08:07">
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sundialsvc4</author>
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&lt;p&gt;
Probably the safest assumption is simply to assume that &amp;ldquo;it &lt;em&gt;might.&amp;rdquo;&lt;/em&gt; &amp;nbsp; Actual behavior can depend on the OS-type and, within Unix/Linux, exactly what filesystem is used and how that filesystem is configured. &amp;nbsp; All of which is really beyond your control. &amp;nbsp; So, don&amp;rquo;t get upset if the mod-time of a directory changes, and, don&amp;rsquo;t use mod-time as a sentinel to tell you whether or not you need to dumpster-dive into a particular directory.
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