Inconsistent timestamp in exFAT volume on macOS and Linux
To read exFAT volumes on Fedora, I installed the fuse exFAT package from rpmfusion repository on my Fedora computer at work.
I maintain a few webapps in my exFAT USB drive so that I can work on them whenever I have a computer with a code editor.
But a few moments back, when I uploaded one of the webapps to the CentOS server, I noticed something strange in the output, and I determine it's because the difference in the handling of timestamp value on my Mac at home and on Fedora at work. I reside in the UTC+8 timezone.
Here's the output of my interaction:
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ ./arch.sh -d MAMS
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
MAMS-2019-02-25.txz 100% 1542KB 768.9KB/s 00:02
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
tar: MAMS/bin/project-summary-ver2: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:39:12 is 34207.357152951 s in the future
tar: MAMS/bin: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:52:06 is 34981.356737044 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1b-datatypes.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214945151 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1c-boilerplate.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:13:57 is 32692.214619051 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214216374 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1/styles-common.css: time stamp 2019-02-26 05:12:03 is 36178.213656906 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:52:12 is 52987.209199691 s in the future
tar: MAMS: time stamp 2019-02-26 06:30:08 is 40863.199261336 s in the future
[sudo] password for dannyniu:
Connection to ****.*****.com closed.
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ date
Mon Feb 25 19:34:05 CST 2019
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$
So my question is: how should I configure exfat-fuse mount options on Fedora to make it interoperable with macOS?
linux osx timestamps fuse exfat
asked Feb 25 at 11:44
DannyNiuDannyNiu
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To read exFAT volumes on Fedora, I installed the fuse exFAT package from rpmfusion repository on my Fedora computer at work.
I maintain a few webapps in my exFAT USB drive so that I can work on them whenever I have a computer with a code editor.
But a few moments back, when I uploaded one of the webapps to the CentOS server, I noticed something strange in the output, and I determine it's because the difference in the handling of timestamp value on my Mac at home and on Fedora at work. I reside in the UTC+8 timezone.
Here's the output of my interaction:
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ ./arch.sh -d MAMS
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
MAMS-2019-02-25.txz 100% 1542KB 768.9KB/s 00:02
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
tar: MAMS/bin/project-summary-ver2: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:39:12 is 34207.357152951 s in the future
tar: MAMS/bin: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:52:06 is 34981.356737044 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1b-datatypes.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214945151 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1c-boilerplate.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:13:57 is 32692.214619051 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214216374 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1/styles-common.css: time stamp 2019-02-26 05:12:03 is 36178.213656906 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:52:12 is 52987.209199691 s in the future
tar: MAMS: time stamp 2019-02-26 06:30:08 is 40863.199261336 s in the future
[sudo] password for dannyniu:
Connection to ****.*****.com closed.
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ date
Mon Feb 25 19:34:05 CST 2019
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$
So my question is: how should I configure exfat-fuse mount options on Fedora to make it interoperable with macOS?
linux osx timestamps fuse exfat
asked Feb 25 at 11:44
DannyNiuDannyNiu
1367
add a comment |
To read exFAT volumes on Fedora, I installed the fuse exFAT package from rpmfusion repository on my Fedora computer at work.
I maintain a few webapps in my exFAT USB drive so that I can work on them whenever I have a computer with a code editor.
But a few moments back, when I uploaded one of the webapps to the CentOS server, I noticed something strange in the output, and I determine it's because the difference in the handling of timestamp value on my Mac at home and on Fedora at work. I reside in the UTC+8 timezone.
Here's the output of my interaction:
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ ./arch.sh -d MAMS
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
MAMS-2019-02-25.txz 100% 1542KB 768.9KB/s 00:02
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
tar: MAMS/bin/project-summary-ver2: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:39:12 is 34207.357152951 s in the future
tar: MAMS/bin: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:52:06 is 34981.356737044 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1b-datatypes.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214945151 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1c-boilerplate.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:13:57 is 32692.214619051 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214216374 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1/styles-common.css: time stamp 2019-02-26 05:12:03 is 36178.213656906 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:52:12 is 52987.209199691 s in the future
tar: MAMS: time stamp 2019-02-26 06:30:08 is 40863.199261336 s in the future
[sudo] password for dannyniu:
Connection to ****.*****.com closed.
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ date
Mon Feb 25 19:34:05 CST 2019
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$
So my question is: how should I configure exfat-fuse mount options on Fedora to make it interoperable with macOS?
linux osx timestamps fuse exfat
asked Feb 25 at 11:44
DannyNiuDannyNiu
1367
To read exFAT volumes on Fedora, I installed the fuse exFAT package from rpmfusion repository on my Fedora computer at work.
I maintain a few webapps in my exFAT USB drive so that I can work on them whenever I have a computer with a code editor.
But a few moments back, when I uploaded one of the webapps to the CentOS server, I noticed something strange in the output, and I determine it's because the difference in the handling of timestamp value on my Mac at home and on Fedora at work. I reside in the UTC+8 timezone.
Here's the output of my interaction:
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ ./arch.sh -d MAMS
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
MAMS-2019-02-25.txz 100% 1542KB 768.9KB/s 00:02
Enter passphrase for key '/Users/dannyniu/.ssh/id_rsa':
tar: MAMS/bin/project-summary-ver2: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:39:12 is 34207.357152951 s in the future
tar: MAMS/bin: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:52:06 is 34981.356737044 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1b-datatypes.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214945151 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0/1c-boilerplate.php: time stamp 2019-02-26 04:13:57 is 32692.214619051 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf0: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:51:44 is 52959.214216374 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1/styles-common.css: time stamp 2019-02-26 05:12:03 is 36178.213656906 s in the future
tar: MAMS/web-xf1: time stamp 2019-02-26 09:52:12 is 52987.209199691 s in the future
tar: MAMS: time stamp 2019-02-26 06:30:08 is 40863.199261336 s in the future
[sudo] password for dannyniu:
Connection to ****.*****.com closed.
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$ date
Mon Feb 25 19:34:05 CST 2019
//64-bit Darwin @home on Mac Mini./
$
So my question is: how should I configure exfat-fuse mount options on Fedora to make it interoperable with macOS?
linux osx timestamps fuse exfat
linux osx timestamps fuse exfat
asked Feb 25 at 11:44
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asked Feb 25 at 11:44
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