It appears that the exif and create date are getting altered by adding categories.
1. add category to files
2. sort by create date,
->files move to end of list.
3. properties > create date (is changed to today's)
Earlier I found that adding a category and sort by exif date,
->files move to top of list
but the exif date is not altered. However I can't reproduce it right now!
I don't think the create date should be effected by adding categories, right?
Adding categories messes with create date
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Re: Adding categories messes with create date
EXIF date is not modified, for created date, settings>General>File operations>Embedded metadata is checked?
Pierre.
Re: Adding categories messes with create date
Yes it is checked.
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Re: Adding categories messes with create date
are you able to reproduce it?orbspider wrote:Yes it is checked.
Pierre.
Re: Adding categories messes with create date
Oui, je peux.
1. copy files to a new folder
2. select sort by Create date
3. select 1st file
4. add a category and apply it
5. press F5
6. file jumps to end of list
7. Open Info pane - Creation date/time: it has changed to today's
1. copy files to a new folder
2. select sort by Create date
3. select 1st file
4. add a category and apply it
5. press F5
6. file jumps to end of list
7. Open Info pane - Creation date/time: it has changed to today's
Build Debian http://dquinton.github.io/debian-install/
Re: Adding categories messes with create date
Linux Debian 64bit, jpegs
Build Debian http://dquinton.github.io/debian-install/
Re: Adding categories messes with create date
ok, right. Currently on linux i don't know how to change the creation date/timeorbspider wrote:Linux Debian 64bit, jpegs
Pierre.
Re: Adding categories messes with create date
On Unix there is no such thing as "creation time". There are 3 time values :
- ctime: last time file metadata (name, time, attributes, ACL, ...) was modified
- atime: last time the file content was accessed
- mtime: last time the file content was modified
"ctime" is frequently wrongly documented, including in several Unix variants man pages.
- ctime: last time file metadata (name, time, attributes, ACL, ...) was modified
- atime: last time the file content was accessed
- mtime: last time the file content was modified
"ctime" is frequently wrongly documented, including in several Unix variants man pages.