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doubt reg time stamp in files.
I copied a file from one host to another using sftp. But after copying the time stamp is not updating . Even though I checked the permission, it looks good. I copied the same file to some temporary location, there it updating the time stamp. Anyone have any idea on this
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did you used tar??
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did you used tar??
no . its a normal file only
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are you sure you didn't get any error while ftpying it??
it seems to be a strange problem :-)
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are you sure you didn't get any error while ftpying it??
it seems to be a strange problem :-)

yes, i entered without any error.In temporary location time stamp is updated.
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yes, i entered without any error.In temporary location time stamp is updated.
can you post the log of sftp for both normal and abnormal???
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can you post the log of sftp for both normal and abnormal???

Its my office network, so they will track..
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