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ftp - get file and keep original timestamp?
Can you ftp (get) a file from another server and keep the timestamp on the file that is on the other server?
ie. server1 server2 - Mar 12 12:30 /filename1 On Mar 15 at 13:00 server1 ftp to server2 and get /filename1 I want the file filename1 to have the date (Mar 12 12:30) on the file timestamp when it is on my server1... is this possible? |
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