Re: How to display server time on WinSCP?
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How to display server time on WinSCP?
Hello there,
I'd like to see the same timestamp in remote files as reported by ls command. Currently if ls command shows a file timestamp as 8:30 am, I see 10:30 am in WinSCP screen. This is correct, the server is really in a different country and there is a 2 hr difference, but I'd like to somehow configure WinSCP to display "remote" timestamps, without converting them to my timezone.
I have adjusted the setting found in "Environment / SCP/Shell" called "server timezone offset", i have made it -2 and 2, and left it as 0, but none of the three settings have shown any change.
Please help? Thanks for your time!
Using WinSCP 4.0.5
I'd like to see the same timestamp in remote files as reported by ls command. Currently if ls command shows a file timestamp as 8:30 am, I see 10:30 am in WinSCP screen. This is correct, the server is really in a different country and there is a 2 hr difference, but I'd like to somehow configure WinSCP to display "remote" timestamps, without converting them to my timezone.
I have adjusted the setting found in "Environment / SCP/Shell" called "server timezone offset", i have made it -2 and 2, and left it as 0, but none of the three settings have shown any change.
Please help? Thanks for your time!
Using WinSCP 4.0.5