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Change modification time of file 1

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aalnaif

aalnaif

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Jan 12, 2007
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Is there a Linux bash command to set the modification time of FileA to that of FileB?

For example, assume FileA was last modified at 5:30, and FileB was last modified at 6:30, and currently it is 7:30. I would like to change the modification time of FileA to 6:30.
 
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