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I have had inconsistent behaviour too when using SmartSync with FTP. The only reliable way to use it is using SFTP. I posted some questions and comments about this in this thread: time-offset-for-smart-sync-t3550.html
With SFTP, smartsync has has the ability to set the time of files on the remote server, ensuring a perfect sync |
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Hi anno,
thanks for your reply. Unfortunately SFTP is no option for me because SSH-access to my server is very restricted. Using FTP to determine the timestamp of a remote file should be no problem at all so I think a fix would help us all out Cheers Punga |
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shouldn't be, but the problem is with it. If you look into FTP standards, you won't find directory listing commands at all. Nowadays, almost all FTP servers support 'ls' and some support even 'ls -la', they still return information in human-readable format which in some cases can not be propertly recognized. Instead of FTP, SFTP provides file attributes in a standard way and therefore it's far more reliable when you work with Smart-sync. |
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