Change in ls -l time stamp display?

[Pete Geenhuizen]

On Tue, July 17, 2007 07:36, Karl Larsen wrote:
> Pete Geenhuizen
wrote:
>> I just started noodling around with F7, on my second
install, and I'm
>> sure that initially, but not positive, in
an ls -l  listing the file
>> time stamp was as it has always
been.
>>
>> Either I missed it or the recent update
of coreutils has changed the
>> time stamp display in a long
listing of ls.  Is it me or has anyone
>> else also noticed
this change.
>>
>> This is what I mean, notice the
date format
>> fc6
>> $ ls -lad /etc
>>
drwxr-xr-x 154 root root 12288 Jul 17 00:44 /etc
>>
>> now in f7
>> $ ls -lad /etc
>> drwxr-xr-x
108 root root 12288 2007-07-17 04:28 /etc
>>
>> If
it's me can someone enlighten me what the fix is or is this a bug?
>>
>> Thx
>> Pete
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> I don't
detect any virus from your email Pete. Why did you install F7
>
twice? 
Because I might have more than one computer perhaps?

> If it loads it is good I thought. I looked at man ls and it
seems
> to be the same one from FC6 so far as I can see. What you
show is the
> same thing from FC6 and F7 the difference being the
date. On FC6 you get
> a USA standard date. On F7 you get the
European date and that looks
> different. Both are accurate I
think and I like the looks of the F7 line
> better :-)
I'm
not disputing it's accuracy.  
I checked the man pages.
I
didn't ask for, didn't select, nor do I live in Europe, no offense,
but  I have no interest in European time display.  

None of you suggestions or comments address my question, and if I
preferred the f7 output I wouldn't have brought it up, I obviously prefer
the old listing which has been that way in every Unix version that I've
worked on for the past 25 years.
> 
> I don't think it is
a Bug.
> 
> Karl
> 
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