Have you tried setting $TZ same on both servers?

martin wrote:

Thanks. Also what is timezone of your servers (both) and your desktop?

Hi, it took a while but here is it:

Desktop: (GMT -03:00) Buenos Aires/Georgetown (Correct)

Server which looks OK:
a "echo $TZ" command yields "ARGENTINA3"

Server which looks wrong:
a "echo $TZ" command yields "GMT-3"

I don't know if I mentioned this earlier but I'm located in Argentina, Buenos Aires. (And so are all servers involved in this problem)

Greetings

Thanks. Also what is timezone of your servers (both) and your desktop?

martin wrote:

What protocol do you use? SCP or SFTP?

From the "Server and protocol information" command (this is the server with the 6-hrs diff)

SSH Protocol version=2
SSH Implem.=OpenSSH_3.7.1p2
Encryption alg.=aes
Compression=No
File transfer prot.=SFTP (v3)

"The server does not support any SFTP extension."


(and this is the server which looks OK)

SSH Protocol version=2
SSH Implem.=OpenSSH_3.4p1
Encryption alg.=aes
Compression=No
File transfer prot.=SFTP (v3)

"The server does not support any SFTP extension."

Also "SSH Implementation" is the difference between the two. Is there anything I could do?

Thanks
Cris

What protocol do you use? SCP or SFTP?

(First of all: "server timezone offset" or "DST" didn't help)

Hi, I'm connecting to two different unix servers on my employer's network. In one of them (Production environment) I don't have write permissions, files are seen correctly. In the other (development environment) I have write permissions but files are seen with their timestamp six hours behind.

Example:

(typing on terminal software, not on WinSCP)

ls > showthetime

(creates file called showthetime)

-rw-rw-r-- 1 Cris 62 Sep 15 21:04 showthetime

but on WinSCP it shows as 15:04.

Messing with "server timezone offset" or DST settings didn't help.

Thanks a lot!!