On Thu, May 02, 2002 at 09:22:52PM -0500, David W. Tamkin wrote:
uname -a says everything that the other uname options say. It's just that
something like "i386" or "i86pc" doesn't name the box's OS in a way that
means much to anyone besides its own sysadmins.
Sounds like Solaris X86.
At any rate, given that (1) /bin/test is a shell script there and (2)
touch -c exits 0 there if the file doesn't exist, so far head -0 seems to be
the best suggestion.
I take it you don't have access to a compiler and/or there's no stat?
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