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Why is that you don't want to use mtime - there should be some reason behind that. I hope so ![]() If that is something shareable please do let us know about that. Reason could be anything 1) don't like mtime 2) trying out different options 3) option not supported ( this is not obvious ) 4) or any other reason options are there to help us, ease of usage and quickly achieve what is required. I don't understand why a specific option should not be used. |