No, it's only hours and minutes in the remote file panel.
See "Timestamp precision" on
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/timestamp
- martin
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See "Timestamp precision" on
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/timestamp
- Seppe
No, it's only hours and minutes in the remote file panel.
- martin
Re: "Keeping remote directory up to date ..." doesn't work when
Can you see timestamps with seconds precision in remote file panel?
- Seppe
"Keeping remote directory up to date ..." doesn't work when
Version: 5.1.2 (Build 2816)
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Type: FTP
Interface: Commander
I'm trying to use the option "Keeping remote directory up to date..." so I click it's icon and a window pops up named "Keep remote directory up to date"
I click "Start".
Whenever I change a file, 100% of the times changes get detected and the log says:
However, only roughly 30 % of the time,
the file gets uploaded.
Any idea why this is?
As long as it doesn't get uploaded 100% of the time, I can never be sure whether they are in sync or not so this is a big problem :(
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Type: FTP
Interface: Commander
I'm trying to use the option "Keeping remote directory up to date..." so I click it's icon and a window pops up named "Keep remote directory up to date"
I click "Start".
Whenever I change a file, 100% of the times changes get detected and the log says:
16:04:35 Change in 'K:\web\test' detected.
However, only roughly 30 % of the time,
the file gets uploaded.
Any idea why this is?
As long as it doesn't get uploaded 100% of the time, I can never be sure whether they are in sync or not so this is a big problem :(