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martin wrote:

Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

Name a single file that shows an incorrect timestamp. Explain what timestamp do you expect instead and why.

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Hi Martin,

Find attached a session log file. The filename is SFPT_TEST.txt.
This last modification date of this file is 9th December 2016. We want that WinSCP shows us this date instead of the date of the transfer.

Using WinSCP as SFTP Client, it works perfectly but doesn't work as FTP Client.

Please attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP).

Name a single file that shows an incorrect timestamp. Explain what timestamp do you expect instead and why.

Hi forum,

I need support with one issue regarding timestamp.

When we use WinSCP as SFTP Client, it works perfectly as it shows the last modified date of the files when they are transfer from the SFTP client to the SFTP Server.

However, when WinSCP is a FTP Client (we use the Default FTP Server on Windows 2000), the last modified date of the files is not showed. In this case, the 'date and hour of the transfer' is showed.
How could we configure WinSCP as FTP Client to show the last modified date of the files?

Thanks