Hiya! So, I have a use case for knowing the timestamp of a file in a disk image. Basically, I want to compare the timestamp of a file in the image with one of a file outside in the host filesystem. If the filesystem is a newer file, I want to have a script update the file in the image.

Using the -ll command doesn't seem to give this to me. There is some added data in the output each file that I can't decipher. For example:

TITLELOAD.P Destroy Read Rename Write TXT 016 06/05/2020 06/05/2020 7,304 $0000 0359 0ABD Sapling Changed 0 0

Looking at the disk image in Ciderpress, I see that the file's timestamp is 17:18. I can;t figure out a way you'd get that value from either 0359 or 0ABD. Do they reflect the timestamp somehow? If not, is there a way to access the timestamps of the files in the image?