A time stamp is displayed -1Hour.

Hello.
I live in Japan(UTC+09:00 Not DST).

WinSCP
　Version 4.3.7 : A time stamp is displayed correctly.
　Version 5.1.3 : A time stamp is displayed early for 1 hour.

Client　: Windows7 Ultimate 64bit.
Server　：Linux l

Thank you for your consideration.

P/S
Sorry, I speak English a little.

Please attach a full Debug 1-level log file showing the problem (using both the latest version of WinSCP and 4.3.7).

Thank you for your comment.

5.1.3.log
Time zone: Current: GMT+9, Standard: GMT+9, DST: GMT+10, DST Start: 1899/12/30, DST End: 1899/12/30
Transfer Protocol: FTP DST mode: 1
4.3.7.log
Transfer Protocol: FTP DST mode: 1
* Time zone and DST information is not written.

Because "DST Start" and "DST End" are equal, "DST: GMT+10" should be ignored.
But "DST: GMT+10" minus "GMT+9" is effective, I think.

The difference in others of 5.1.3.log and B 4.3.7.log.
4.3.7.log is used "LIST -a".
5.1.3.log is used "MLSD". "modify=" is correct.　It is displayed as the place "+8Hour" which should be displayed as "+9Hour".

Thank you for your consideration.

It seems you haven't attached the logs.

I submited the log with this post as an attachment.
"OOO" is the removed data.

Thank you.

Thanks. Though I need Debug 1-level log file. Log from 5.1.3 is enough for now. Thanks.
Also can you pick one file and specify what timestamp you see in the GUI and what timestamp you expect and why?

Thanks for your comment.

The screen capture of GUI is attached.
Although the same directory is displayed by WinSCP ver.5.1.3 and ver.4.3.7, time stamps differ for 1 hour.
I think that ver.4.3.7 is right.
This screen capture is the same as the directory displayed by Debug 1-level log file attached last time.

Thank you for your consideration.

Retry: I need Debug 1-level log file from 5.1.3.

martin wrote:

Retry: I need Debug 1-level log file from 5.1.3.

Sorry, it is not known well that you would like to tell above.
The file which I attached was "Debug 1-level log file", isn't it?
Or they are the directions for which I should wait until you debugs, arn't they?
I do with thinking that Debug 1-level log was attached.

I think that I attached "Debug 1-level log file".

Is a setup of the log file which WinSCP outputs mistaken?

Thanks.

It does not look like a Debug 1-level log. Pleasse try again.

martin wrote:

It does not look like a Debug 1-level log. Pleasse try again.

I select "Debug 1-level log" of configuration. But WinSCP 5.1.3 don't output "Debug 1-level log" on Windows7 Ultimate OS. I tryed it again and again.

I try it on another PC of WindowsXP Professional OS, WinSCP 5.1.3 output "Debug 1-level log".

Is it a BUG of WinSCP 5.1.3? Please check it.

Thanks.

martin wrote:

It does not look like a Debug 1-level log. Pleasse try again.

I set up the level of the log file like an attached image.

But you said "It does not look like a Debug 1-level log".
How should I do?

Thanks.

martin wrote:

It does not look like a Debug 1-level log. Pleasse try again.

I'm sorry.
It seems that the file in which I was mistaken was attached.
It attaches again.
Is this indifferent from a Debug 1-level log?
I am sorry very much.
I apologize in piles.

I need your help well succeedingly.
Thanks.

Thanks. Can you send me an email, so I can send you back a debug version of WinSCP to track the problem? Please include link back to this topic in your email. Also note in this topic that you have sent the email. Thanks.

Thank you for the proposal.
I am waiting to be send a debug version of WinSCP.
Thanks.

p/s
Sorry, I wrote the mistaken English in E-mail.

Thanks for contacting me.

The development build of WinSCP fixes my problem.
Thanks. :D

However, the warning of the attached file is displayed.
I expect that it will be early exhibited by the newest Japanese version of WinSCP. :wink:

The version 5.1.4 of WinSCP fixes my problem.
Thanks.
:wink:

Thanks for your feedback.