The next version will do this automatically:
Issue 2247 – Limiting SFTP version to 3 with non-well-known SFTP servers as a workaround for interoperability issues

Ahh, that's what I was missing. Limiting to SFTP-3 worked beautifully.

Thanks!!
David Chrudimsky

I'd suspect a bug in the server. Did you try limiting the SFTP version to 3 to match the OpenSSH sftp?

We can double check if you want, if you post complete Debug 2 level log file showing the upload (preferably of some small file).

I changed hosting companies, and am attempting to sftp files, and am finding out that all files transferred are getting timestamped with the current time, despite the option checked to "Preserve Timestamp."

A manual test using Windows sftp with the same login credentials shows that put -p behaves as expected, so I assume it's not a configuration issue of the hosting server.

I'm including a log of the problem... I see "PrTime: Yes" as well as "Preserving timestamp [2024-09-25T14:47:47.000Z]", but the resulting file shows a timestamp of "2024-11-14T15:16:42.000Z".

The name of the file being transferred is Twistianity-Volume-5.epub. Is there any indication in the log that I've missed something in setup?

Thanks!
David Chrudimsky