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Date: Mon, 11 Aug 2003 23:58:15 -0300 (BRT)
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Subject: Silly question: Cygwin's FTP timestamps
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I usually check the timestamps of the directories (and
cygwin-announce etc.) to see if something was released.

With lynx:

Aug 12 01:54  Directory        XFree86
Aug 12 01:54  Directory        db
Aug 11 22:54  Directory        lynx
Aug 11 22:54  Directory        ssmtp
Aug 11 22:54  Directory        tcsh
...

The question is why the XFree86 and db directories are always
touched.

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