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| | Timestamp precision | Files changed shortly after previous synchronization are not synchronized. [[protocols#scp|SCP]] and [[protocols#ftp|FTP]] protocols are affected. | | | Timestamp precision | Files changed shortly after previous synchronization are not synchronized. [[protocols#scp|SCP]] and [[protocols#ftp|FTP]] protocols are 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. Unfortunately with [[protocols#ftp|FTP protocol]] preserving timestamps of uploaded files is not supported. Hence synchronization of local files to remote directory does not work with the protocol. | + | 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. Unfortunately with [[protocols#ftp|FTP protocol]] preserving timestamps of uploaded files is not supported. Hence synchronization of local files to remote directory does not work fully with the protocol. |
| ===== [[windows]] Windows vs. Unix ===== | ===== [[windows]] Windows vs. Unix ===== | ||