How to see the date created, modified etc. in Thunar? [Solved]

[andymx]

Agreed. @Melber: you might consider that change...

Or give options.

[Melber]

FYI - I don't see the Changed info under properties...

OK, I stand corrected.

I used this today in order to distinguish between two different images--it's a great add IMO.

+1 Agreed, though I'd take out the seconds because it make it look too busy. I think seconds are only needed if you're running a server with multiple users and you have to do in depth analysis.

Seconds removed and script split into two separate custom actions.


Show Timestamps

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#!/bin/bash
#Show Timestamps

FILENAME=$@

CREATED=$(stat -c%w "$FILENAME" | cut -d'.' -f1 | cut -d':' -f1-2)
ACCESSED=$(stat -c%x "$FILENAME" | cut -d'.' -f1 | cut -d':' -f1-2)
MODIFIED=$(stat -c%y "$FILENAME" | cut -d'.' -f1 | cut -d':' -f1-2)
CHANGED=$(stat -c%z "$FILENAME" | cut -d'.' -f1 | cut -d':' -f1-2)

####

TITLE=Timestamps
CLASS=timestamps
ICONPATH="dialog-information"

export BTN_CLOSE=$(gettext "Close")  ; BTN_CLOSE+='!window-close'

TEXT_TIME=Timestamps
TEXT_CRE=Created
TEXT_ACC=Accessed
TEXT_MOD=Modified
TEXT_CHA=Changed


yad --title="$TITLE" --class=$CLASS --window-icon=$ICONPATH --undecorated \
--mouse --borders=10 \
--button="${BTN_CLOSE}" \
--form --columns=2 \
--text="\n<b>$FILENAME</b>\n" --wrap --width=250 \
--field="<b>$TEXT_TIME</b>":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_CRE:":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_ACC:":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_MOD:":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_CHA:":LBL "" \
--field=" ":LBL "" \
--field="$CREATED":LBL "" \
--field="$ACCESSED":LBL "" \
--field="$MODIFIED":LBL "" \
--field="$CHANGED":LBL ""

Show Permissions

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#!/bin/bash
#Show Permissions

FILENAME=$@

PERMISSIONS=$(stat -c%A "$FILENAME" | sed -e "s/-/- /g" | sed -e "s/r/read /g" | sed -e "s/w/write /g" | sed -e "s/x/execute /g")

perm=($PERMISSIONS)

PER_USER=$(echo ${perm[1]} ${perm[2]} ${perm[3]})
PER_GROUP=$(echo ${perm[4]} ${perm[5]} ${perm[6]})
PER_OTHER=$(echo ${perm[7]} ${perm[8]} ${perm[9]})

####

TITLE=Permissions
CLASS=permissions
ICONPATH="dialog-information"

export BTN_CLOSE=$(gettext "Close")  ; BTN_CLOSE+='!window-close'

TEXT_PER=Permissions
TEXT_USER=User
TEXT_GROUP=Group
TEXT_OTHER=Other

yad --title="$TITLE" --class=$CLASS --window-icon=$ICONPATH --undecorated \
--mouse --borders=10 \
--button="${BTN_CLOSE}":1 \
--form --columns=2 \
--text="\n<b>$FILENAME</b>\n" --wrap --width=250 \
--field="<b>$TEXT_PER</b>":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_USER:":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_GROUP:":LBL "" \
--field="$TEXT_OTHER:":LBL "" \
--field=" ":LBL "" \
--field="$PER_USER":LBL "" \
--field="$PER_GROUP":LBL "" \
--field="$PER_OTHER":LBL ""

[Jerry3904]

Nice!

[MXRobo]

Not corrected, just FYI.

But what's the difference between Modified and Changed?

Cheers!

[Melber]

Not corrected, just FYI.

But what's the difference between Modified and Changed?

Cheers!

apparently
Modify - the last time the file was modified (content has been modified)
Change - the last time meta data of the file was changed (e.g. permissions, ownership, file name)