Upload přes FTP - atributy

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Total commander jsem nikdy nepoužíval a ani ho nemám
OT: na správu souborů používám Salamander

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2. The problem with file date/times and FTP

Normally when you copy a file from one local directory to another, it keeps its 'last modified' date and time. However, when you upload to an FTP server, there is no function available to tell the server what the date/time of the file is! Therefore, the file will always get the current local time on the FTP server! This is a problem, because even after the upload, the local and remote directory will be different!

3. How this is solved in Total Commander

The synchronize function sets the date/time stamp of the local file to the date/time of the remote file after it has successfully uploaded the file. Now the two files will look identical! However, this may cause other problems: You cannot synchronize this local directory with any other directory on the same machine, or with a second FTP site, because every time you upload a file, its date/time changes! Therefore it is important that if you use synchronize between a directory and FTP, you do not use synchronize with this directory to more than one location! New: Total Commander does NOT change the date/time of the local file(s) if the option "ignore dates" is checked.