Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 22:52:40 -0500 From: "Stephen Max Vincent" <stevev@fifthsunfilms.com> To: <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org> Subject: timestamp changes when I ftp a file to server Message-ID: <20040115193455.M34061@fifthsunfilms.com>
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Hello All, I've set up two FreeBSD servers, (4.6 and 4.8) both have shown this same = behavior. When I ftp a file from a remote pc to the server, upon = completion=20 of the upload the timestamp of the file advances to exactly 5 hours from = the current time. I've confirmed that the server has the correct current time and date. = It=20 also shows the correct time zone. So does the remote pc. I've tried it from different pc's, different ftp clients, different = versions of Windows, all with the same result. If a file on my pc was created at 2:06pm today, and I upload the file at = 3:15pm, the completed file on the server will display a timestamp of = 8:15pm=20 today, even though that time is in the future. This screws up programs that look at the timestamp to perform=20 synchronization, like Dreamweaver. Anyone seen this before?=20 Stephen "Max" Vincent Fifth Sun Productions, in conjunction with Maxatronic Systems.
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