apfs | Package apfs implements an Apple File System | File Utils library

According to the man pages of touch, in order to change the timestamp on a symbolic link, one can use touch -h -t MMDDhhmm mylink.

This does not work on my macOS machine with APFS, the timestamp of the link is unmodified and touch follows the link to modify the timestamp of the target.

Is this a known fact about APFS or is there something I haven't understood?

This is my MacBook Pro details overview:

• Model Name: MacBook Pro
• Chip: Apple M1
• Total Number of Cores: 8 (4 performance and 4 efficiency)
• Memory: 8 GB
• System Version: macOS 11.2.2 (20D80) -- macOS Big Sur

Andriod Studio Preview for Arm64 M1 Chip details are as shown in below image:

Crash Error report page after computer restarted:

Whenever I try to clone large repos, this is what happens:

Sorry, I have almost 20 years without touching C/C++.

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I know I can use the find command with options like -mtime and -ctime, but those expect a number to be set in the command.

In my case I don't care what the time is, I just want to find any files where the -ctime and -mtime are equal to each other. (Im on a Mac so technically its -mtime and -Btime)

Im having a harder time than I expected finding how to do this.

Edit: I’m trying to do this in macOS and the file system is APFS

I'm trying to build an Android 10 rom on Mac OS High Sierra (10.13.6) but even after establishing the build enviroment as it is stated here https://source.android.com/setup/build/initializing I am getting the following output

How it possible to determine encryption status of non APFS volume?

For root disk it possible to use fdesetup status. For other APFS volumes it possible to extract from diskutil info -all and check field FileVault.

But when I create a new volume by using "Disk Utility" it allow me to create "Mac Os Extended (Journaled)" and encrypt it with AES 128 or 256 but.

How may I get encryption status via terminal for such type volumes?

I'm attempting to use the Files.NIO's UserDefinedFileAttributeView to read & write custom attributes to files (a hash, and two string properties) for use in a media server. I'm running macOS 10.15.4 with APFS, which definitely supports xattr (and I can read & write them from the command line), but I get a NPE when trying to access the properties from Java:

I am currently trying to write a script that pulls a CSV file from the Acquisition Planning Forecast System (APFS) website daily, but unfortunately the HTML button group that points to the file is contained all under one URL and cannot be differentiated from the other files (https://apfs.dhs.gov/forecast/#). I am trying to use Python request in order to download it and then am using a CSV to SQL filter to put it into a database, but I cannot even pull it from the website at this point. Has anyone had any problems similar to this or does anyone have a solution to pulling just the CSV file from the URL using Python request or another access?

If Python request won't work, do you think it would be a decent idea to run a daily script that uses the mouse and keyboard inputs to download the file?

Any help would be much appreciated.