Properly handle failure to update times #90
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Linux won't allow utime() to be called on a file that's not *owned* by the current user (even if it is writable by him). This causes a problem for people running their torrent software as one user, but tvnamer as another.
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Properly handle failure to update times
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Linux won't allow utime() to be called on a file that's not owned by
the current user (even if it is writable by him). This causes a problem
for people running their torrent software as one user, but tvnamer as
another.
Note, this is the same as #89 but for the
ver3branch.