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android-timestamp-keeper
Read and write timestamps to files in android
...It would be ok if MTP preserved correctly timestamps, which doesn't. Other options that could work, like FTP with MFMT command doesn't work properly on android either. Droid Explorer is enough for files, but doesn't support folders. This handy bash script helps you to backup and restore the last modified timestamp for folders recursively. If you want to use an android native app, there's File Timestamp, however the txt format is different. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=br.com.pogsoftwares.filetimestamp -
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Binary Combiner
Merge files together
A simple command line program that combines files based on arguments with a simple syntax. first argument is the output file name. -a [file] appends a file to output -f [bytes] [number] add [bytes], [number] to output. -
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Multitask folder synchronization. Synchronize files recursively from two different folders, setup multiple tasks that are executed at regular intervals of your choosing, easy to use interface, import/export tasks to xml file.
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