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I've just upgraded to PHP 4.1.0 and I have code on my site (Linux/Apache) that displays when the page was last modified: <? echo(date("d-M-Y H:i:s", getlastmod() )); ?> This used to work like a champ. However, I noticed after upgrading that the date/time stamp it displays is that of the last _access_, not modification. Thus, I'm *expect* the date as shown by: $ ls -l index.php Instead, I'm *seeing* the date as shown by: $ ls -lu index.php I didn't notice it in the bug-fix list for PHP 4.1.1. I didn't see it in the PHP Reported Bug List. -Walt Stoneburner, wls@wwco.com