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From: | mike |
Subject: | Re: [Duplicity-talk] Preventing access time modification? |
Date: | Tue, 12 Jun 2007 01:21:01 -0700 |
agreed - not to mention it would save some performance overhead. however, isn't that something done at a lower-level than the language? i would think the atime stuff is done on the filesystem level, which could prove challenging to stop on the python level (but i could totally be wrong) On 6/12/07, Axel Beckert <address@hidden> wrote:
And there's one big annoyance: Many classical unix text-mode MUAs recognize mailboxes with new, unread mail by comparing modification time with (read) access time. If the last one is older, there must be new unread mail in mailbox. But if duplicity runs in the nightly backup run, it changes the access time and therefore, the MUAs think, there's no new mail in that mailbox.
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