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- mcdermit
Thank you for the update. I appreciate your attention on this.
No change.
Just as in the original log file, timestamps appear correct in lines
100 - 2725, and
2742 - 5366,
but are all shown without year on lines 5368 - 7992, and in the output to stdout, regardless of age.
No change.
Just as in the original log file, timestamps appear correct in lines
100 - 2725, and
2742 - 5366,
but are all shown without year on lines 5368 - 7992, and in the output to stdout, regardless of age.
- mcdermit
Updated log file attached.
- martin
I have added this issue to the tracker:
Issue 2065 – Scripting command "ls" in FTP session displays timestamps without year even if the server (notably IIS) provided the year, if it did not provide seconds
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Issue 2065 – Scripting command "ls" in FTP session displays timestamps without year even if the server (notably IIS) provided the year, if it did not provide seconds
I'm sending you an email with a development version of WinSCP to the address you have used to register on this forum.
- OriO
Same here ls returns no year on date
Same here,
ls returns date without year.
- martin
Thanks. I'll look into this.
- mcdermit
Log file attached
- martin
Re: ls showing dates without year, even for files older than 1 year
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ls showing dates without year, even for files older than 1 year
As previously mentioned in this old topic https://winscp.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1804, the
I am using the latest WinSCP, 5.19.5 (Build 11933 2021-11-25), on Windows 10. At the command prompt, I type
In this case, the file names happen to include date information, which shows they were created in 2020, but from the listed timestamp, "Mar 7 11:02", I would normally infer that they were created in 2021 (since today is 2/8/2022).
ls command is displaying file dates without the year, even for 1+ year old files, which makes it impossible to infer the correct date if the server holds any old files.
I am using the latest WinSCP, 5.19.5 (Build 11933 2021-11-25), on Windows 10. At the command prompt, I type
winscp, then open the server in question, enter username & password, then type the command ls. Here's a sample of the output:
---------- 0 5305 Mar 7 11:02 XXXXXXXXXX 2020_03_07_080245.xlsx
---------- 0 5305 Mar 8 11:02 XXXXXXXXXX 2020_03_08_080254.xlsx
---------- 0 5305 Mar 9 11:02 XXXXXXXXXX 2020_03_09_080243.xlsx
In this case, the file names happen to include date information, which shows they were created in 2020, but from the listed timestamp, "Mar 7 11:02", I would normally infer that they were created in 2021 (since today is 2/8/2022).