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File timestamp
atime
This timestamp indicates when a file was last accessed (read). cating a file or executing a shellscript will set it, for example.
ctime
This timestamp is set, whenever the metadata of a file (stored in the responsible inode) is set. The metadata includes for example:
- file name
- fize size
- file mode (permissions)
and some other things. ctime will also be updated when a file is written to (when mtime is updated.
mtime
The mtime is set, whenever a file's contents are changed, for example by editing a file.
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