Hi, Sun Managers:
original question:
> I have a stupid question about ftp. When we ftp a file from ftp server,
> how to keep the file's date/time same as to FTP server?
I received three replies as follows:
1. by Danny, dan@engr.LaTech.edu
The ftp client ncftp available in the comp.sources.unix (I think it is
in .unix) archives does this automatically.
<< I prefer this one, and it works >>
2. by poul, poul@nilu.no
using "touch" to do it. ==> read the manual as you have both /usr/bin/touch
and /usr/5bin/touch.
3. by pluto!perryh@qiclab.scn.rain.com
I know of no way to do this with ftp alone, but you can preserve the
timestamp by archiving the file(s) with tar or cpio, then transferring
the archive, and finally extracting it.
<< if you has write permission in FTP servers >>
Thanks dan@engr.LaTech.edu
poul@nilu.no
pluto!perryh@qiclab.scn.rain.com
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