redo-info — file information utility
redo-info filename(s)
redo-info prints the CubeHash content hash values and TAI64N timestamps of each named.
These content hash values are used by redo-ifchange(1), and the output format is in the form used internally by redo(1) to record pre-requisites.
filename
A line beginning with “s” denotes a special file and simply records its last modification timestamp, as a TAI64N external timestamp. A line beginning with “d” denotes a directory file and likewise simply records its last modification timestamp.
A line beginning with “l” denotes a symbolic link and records its last modification timestamp, as afore, as well as the CubeHash of the link name. A line beginning with “f” denotes a regular file and records its last modification timestamp, as afore, as well as the CubeHash of the file contents.