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Author	josiahcarlson
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Date	2007-02-11.10:11:25
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I've never run FAT in Windows 2000. While I am pretty sure that the underlying platform doesn't have issues, Python keeps its DST offsets when it first starts up, so if you have a Python process that persists across DST changes, the modification time changes, even if the actual file modification time didn't (quitting and restarting Python "fixes" the issue).

I've never run FAT in Windows 2000.  While I am pretty sure that the underlying platform doesn't have issues, Python keeps its DST offsets when it first starts up, so if you have a Python process that persists across DST changes, the modification time changes, even if the actual file modification time didn't (quitting and restarting Python "fixes" the issue).

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Date	User	Action	Args
2007-08-23 15:55:30	admin	link	issue1607149 messages
2007-08-23 15:55:30	admin	create