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2005-05-08		2005-05-08
synchronize unified (martin)		timestamp precision (martin)
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	\| [[ui_login_scp#other_options\|Server timezone offset]] \| Timestamps of all files are shifted by the same time span. Only [[protocols#scp\|SCP protocol]] is affected. \|		\| [[ui_login_scp#other_options\|Server timezone offset]] \| Timestamps of all files are shifted by the same time span. Only [[protocols#scp\|SCP protocol]] is affected. \|
	\| Local file system is FAT \| File timestamp is always rounded to the next even second. This is property of old FAT filesystem. For the reason WinSCP ignores 1-second time difference with all its [[task_synchronize\|synchronization]] features. Note that FAT is used rarely nowadays, mostly with removable medias only. \|		\| Local file system is FAT \| File timestamp is always rounded to the next even second. This is property of old FAT filesystem. For the reason WinSCP ignores 1-second time difference with all its [[task_synchronize\|synchronization]] features. Note that FAT is used rarely nowadays, mostly with removable medias only. \|
		+	\| [[ui_login_scp#directory_listing\|Timestamp precision]] \| Files change shortly after previous synchronisation are not synchronised. Only [[protocols#scp\|SCP protocol]] is affected. \|

	Also note that for WinSCP to try to convert file timestamp at all, you need to have transfer option //[[ui_transfer#common_options\|Preserve timestamp]]// enabled.		Also note that for WinSCP to try to convert file timestamp at all, you need to have transfer option //[[ui_transfer#common_options\|Preserve timestamp]]// enabled.