Make a special file in /etc updated on first boot #26

lee.miller · 2023-02-24T05:57:09Z

lee.miller commented

2023-02-24 05:57:09 +00:00

Hi!

Trying to implement making a file with custom ctime.

Hi! Trying to implement [making a file with custom ctime](https://git.bitmessage.org/Sysdeploy/openwrt/pulls/3#issuecomment-7609043).

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PeterSurda commented

2023-03-02 04:41:25 +00:00

I deduced that a more appropriate approach is to edit include/version.mk and update SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH, e.g. with sed or whatever you prefer to edit files inline, can you do that?

I deduced that a more appropriate approach is to edit `include/version.mk` and update `SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH`, e.g. with `sed` or whatever you prefer to edit files inline, can you do that?

PeterSurda commented

2023-03-02 04:42:47 +00:00

Also I'm not 100% sure your old approach would work as I don't know exactly when the time is reset, if it's done before it executed /etc/defaults, then you have to reboot after that to get the correct time, and that is a bit of a hassle.

Also I'm not 100% sure your old approach would work as I don't know exactly when the time is reset, if it's done before it executed `/etc/defaults`, then you have to reboot after that to get the correct time, and that is a bit of a hassle.

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lee.miller commented

2023-05-30 18:58:13 +00:00

No more need

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