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In ftp try 'ls -l' to see if the host returns date information first. If it does try this - Code:
echo " open myhost username password cd /somewhere ls -l bye " | ftp -n > listfile Next grep for the date you want in list file, then create another here document to ftp over to the host and get the files you want. mget does not do filetimes on the remote host. |
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