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jblevin
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Feb 29 bug?

I'm getting an scp upload error - version 5.05. It says "Invalid argument to date encode [2011-2-29]". My filesystem shows the file only as Feb 29. Is the 2011 coming from WinSCP?

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Re: Feb 29 bug?

jblevin wrote:

I'm getting an scp upload error - version 5.05. It says "Invalid argument to date encode [2011-2-29]". My filesystem shows the file only as Feb 29. Is the 2011 coming from WinSCP?

I suggest that you should post a copy of your transfer logs here before anyone is able to advise you what the problem might be.

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jblevin wrote:

I'm getting an scp upload error - version 5.05. It says "Invalid argument to date encode [2011-2-29]". My filesystem shows the file only as Feb 29. Is the 2011 coming from WinSCP?

I think there is a typo above and should be 2012-2-29.

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Re: Feb 29 bug?

RobHam wrote:

jblevin wrote:

I'm getting an scp upload error - version 5.05. It says "Invalid argument to date encode [2011-2-29]". My filesystem shows the file only as Feb 29. Is the 2011 coming from WinSCP?

I think there is a typo above and should be 2012-2-29.

It's not a typo, the log output showed [2011-2-29]. I thought the year 2011 part might be generated by WinSCP.

In any case - in about ~5 hours from now, this will no longer be an issue :)

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jblevin wrote:

I'm getting an scp upload error - version 5.05. It says "Invalid argument to date encode [2011-2-29]". My filesystem shows the file only as Feb 29. Is the 2011 coming from WinSCP?
Please post a full log file showing the problem.

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