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How does touch -t work internally? How does `touch -t` command works exactly, internally (I tried to find its source code but couldn't)?

`touch` calls the `utimes` system call to set the file's modification time and its access time. On some systems, instead of `utimes`, it opens the file and then sets the file times through the descriptor, e.g. with `utimensat` under Linux.

You can see how `touch` works on your system by looking at the system calls it makes. Under Linux, use strace, e.g. `strace touch -d '1 hour ago' foo`.

Where to find the source code depends on your operating system. The GNU version is in coreutils, there's a version in the main source tree of any BSD, there's a version in BusyBox, in Minix, etc.

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