set tPath to
quoted form
of (POSIX path of
(choose
folder)) -- choose a mounted
volume
set MD to
do shell script "mdls
-name kMDItemFSContentChangeDate " & tPath
At 6:30 PM +0100 1/1/07, KOENIG Yvan wrote:
Le 1 janv. 07 à 18:15:03, Irwin Poche a
écrit :
Yesterday, 12/31/06, I update a disk and
today, 1/1/07, this script returns "Music: Sunday, December
3, 2006 7:42:24 AM"
tell application "Finder" name of disk 3 &
": " & modification date of disk 3
end tell
Why is this and is there any way to get a disk's actual modification
date time stamp ?
Hello
You may try:
set newDate to "01/01/2007 10:11:12" (* the date must match
your System Prefs settings *)
set newDate to date newDate
tell application "Finder"
set modification date of disk 3 to newDate
end tell
It seems that the system modify a Disk's modDate only when it closes a
session.
So, if you let the machine continuously on I am not surprised that the
moddate doesn't match the late modification you did.
Yvan KOENIG _______________________________________________
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