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ftp files -- but keep the original timestamp
This question seems to come up a lot...
ftp timestamp transferring files using ftp but mantaining the dates FTP - Get the file date and time on the remote server The first two threads mention creating an archive, tranferring the archive, and extracting the files. The third thread discussed the problem with old files not having a complete timestamp visible to ftp; and it has a perl script that ignores the problem. |
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