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This is the executable file of etouch. It sets the system timestamp on files. It came included in the IBM Device Driver Kit.  
This is the executable file of etouch. It sets the system timestamp on files. It came included with IBM's Device Driver Kit.


==Versions==
==Versions==
{| class="wikitable"
{|class="wikitable"
! Date !!Version !! Size  !! Comments
!Date||Version||Size||Comments
|-
| 1996-05-02 || n/a || 26,311 bytes || Version 2.11 By Eric Brown
|-
|-
|1996-05-02||2.11||26,311 bytes||By Eric Brown
|}
|}


==Usage==
==Usage==
  ouch [Options] Files
touch [Options] Files


===Options===
===Options===
  -?,-h      -  display help message
-?,-h      -  display help message
  -dmmddyy    -  date to be used
-dmmddyy    -  date to be used
  -d?        -  prompt user for date to be used
-d?        -  prompt user for date to be used
  -f          -  create timestamp file
-f          -  create timestamp file
  -i          -  read timestamp file created with -f option
-i          -  read timestamp file created with -f option
  -n          -  display files but don't timestamp
-n          -  display files but don't timestamp
  -r          -  recurse on subdirectories
-r          -  recurse on subdirectories
  -thhmm[ss]  -  time to be used (hh must be in military time)
-thhmm[ss]  -  time to be used (hh must be in military time)
  -t?        -  prompt user for time to be used
-t?        -  prompt user for time to be used
  -H          -  touch hidden files
-H          -  touch hidden files
  -S          -  touch system files
-S          -  touch system files
 
 


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Latest revision as of 23:31, 17 April 2019

This is the executable file of etouch. It sets the system timestamp on files. It came included with IBM's Device Driver Kit.

Versions

Date Version Size Comments
1996-05-02 2.11 26,311 bytes By Eric Brown

Usage

touch [Options] Files

Options

-?,-h       -  display help message
-dmmddyy    -  date to be used
-d?         -  prompt user for date to be used
-f          -  create timestamp file
-i          -  read timestamp file created with -f option
-n          -  display files but don't timestamp
-r          -  recurse on subdirectories
-thhmm[ss]  -  time to be used (hh must be in military time)
-t?         -  prompt user for time to be used
-H          -  touch hidden files
-S          -  touch system files