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Explore Stack InternalIs there any ways to find out what file content has been modified or added in Linux. I am aware of the atime,ctime,mtime. Say I created a script "myscript.sh" and somebody changed some content of it e.g. added few lines of code or deleted. I want know what content has been changed since the file was created?
Any thoughts?
Is there any ways to find out what file content has been modified or added. I am aware of the atime,ctime,mtime. Say I created a script "myscript.sh" and somebody changed some content of it e.g. added few lines of code or deleted. I want know what content has been changed since the file was created?
Any thoughts?
Is there any ways to find out what file content has been modified or added in Linux. I am aware of the atime,ctime,mtime. Say I created a script "myscript.sh" and somebody changed some content of it e.g. added few lines of code or deleted. I want know what content has been changed since the file was created?
Any thoughts?
Is there any ways to find out what file content has been modified or added. I am aware of the atime,ctime,mtime. Say I created a script "myscript.sh" and somebody changed some content of it e.g. added few lines of code or deleted. I want know what content has been changed since the file was created?
Any thoughts?
