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Stat command shows birth after modify time?
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The struct returned by
statdoesn't, butstatxcontains creation time as well as well. I believe ext4 is already tracking the creation time even ifstatcan't provide it.The
statcommand on modern distros should get you this additional metadata, unless you use an FS that doesn't track or expose it, of course.