Hi.
We are testing UFTP for syncing datafiles. Right now we are just using robocopy, but since we are getting more and more servers this is starting to get slow. Seems like a one-to-many solution like this would be good.
However when we transfer files, the original time stamp is not retained. For other "normal" ftp servers there is the MFMT/MDTM feature, that can retain the orignal timestamp for uploaded files. But I see no such option for UFTP, or am I missing something?
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Setting the timestamp of received files is currently performed only when files are sent in sync mode. This mode is enabled when the -z option is passed to the server (i.e. sender).
Regards,
Dennis
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Hi.
We are testing UFTP for syncing datafiles. Right now we are just using robocopy, but since we are getting more and more servers this is starting to get slow. Seems like a one-to-many solution like this would be good.
However when we transfer files, the original time stamp is not retained. For other "normal" ftp servers there is the MFMT/MDTM feature, that can retain the orignal timestamp for uploaded files. But I see no such option for UFTP, or am I missing something?
Rene,
Setting the timestamp of received files is currently performed only when files are sent in sync mode. This mode is enabled when the -z option is passed to the server (i.e. sender).
Regards,
Dennis