shellsolarissolaris-10
Solaris-Mean of value in 'ls -lE'
When doing the ls -lE command on Solaris, what is the meaning of the field that comes after the timestamp.
I've been looking on man ls but I only found something about the POSIX Locale related to de -E option.
Does anyone know what the -0600stands for? I'm guessing it could be something like -6 hours from the CST. Is that correct?
Solution
Close! It is offset from UTC(Coordinated Universal Time)
See following page.
http://www.unix.com/man-page/opensolaris/1/ls/
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