Hi,
I'm using Globalscape Secure FTP Server 2.0 on the server and use several clients to connect to the server with SFTP. WS_FTP Pro 8.0 also has this problem, but Cute FTP pro 6.0 and PSFTP 0.55 don't.
I have had this problem with every version of WinSCP I used up to the current one 3.6.8. I'm only using SFTP/SSH2 to connect to the server. The client is setup in Norton Commander style.
I can send you screenshots, if you need more information.
Kind regards,
Peter Strik
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Strikje
Joined: 2004-06-03
Posts: 1 Location: Bladel, Noord Brabant, the Netherlands |
Posted: 2004-08-27 08:40
Hi,
I'm using Globalscape Secure FTP Server 2.0 on the server and use several clients to connect to the server with SFTP. WS_FTP Pro 8.0 also has this problem, but Cute FTP pro 6.0 and PSFTP 0.55 don't. I have had this problem with every version of WinSCP I used up to the current one 3.6.8. I'm only using SFTP/SSH2 to connect to the server. The client is setup in Norton Commander style. I can send you screenshots, if you need more information. Kind regards, Peter Strik |
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guest
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Posted: 2004-08-27 10:21
Strikje wrote: I came to the forum to report the same problem. I copied a few files from my Windows 2000 machine to my linux box and it showed the same date/time as windows for teh file, but when I read the file date/time with my application some files were one hour off (some files were one hour young then the windows ones). I then tried another tool, the SSH client from www.ssh.com and it showed me the "wrong" date/time I am getting with my application. So I copied the files with the SSH tool and the date was the same as on windows and my application also gave me the windows date/time so they matched. It seems like WinSCP is copying the files, modifying the date stamp and showing a wrong one (although it would be "right", if it wouldn' the wrong one). |
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Posted: 2004-08-27 10:40
I just tried the software of SSH.com, but they also show the wrong dates and time of the files and folders. But it's not an hour of. It seems that I can copy files into the future....
Some folders show a date of 28-04-2021 (dd-mm-yyyy). |
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guest
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Posted: 2004-08-27 12:32
Anonymous wrote: I just tried the software of SSH.com, but they also show the wrong dates and time of the files and folders. But it's not an hour of. It seems that I can copy files into the future....
Some folders show a date of 28-04-2021 (dd-mm-yyyy). So it seems, that we have different problems. I thought they might be related or the same. |
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martin
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Posts: 26330 Location: Prague, Czechia |
Posted: 2004-08-30
Quote: I came to the forum to report the same problem. I copied a few files from my Windows 2000 machine to my linux box and it showed the same date/time as windows for teh file, but when I read the file date/time with my application some files were one hour off (some files were one hour young then the windows ones). I then tried another tool, the SSH client from www.ssh.com and it showed me the "wrong" date/time I am getting with my application. So I copied the files with the SSH tool and the date was the same as on windows and my application also gave me the windows date/time so they matched.
It seems like WinSCP is copying the files, modifying the date stamp and showing a wrong one (although it would be "right", if it wouldn' the wrong one). When working with files, WinSCP attempt to apply DST on the timestamp. You may modify the behaviour on Environment tab of Login window. Wlso note that the time you get from Windows (NT-based at least) does not include timezone or DST shift. Windows explorer also shows different time than actually stored in the filesystem. _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Damian
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Posted: 2004-09-08 15:46
Thank you for your tips, prikryl.
I have the same trouble as Peter, at the top of this thread. I am using the same software and versions as Peter. For some strange reason regardless of the DST settings in WinSCP the file dates showing in the WinSCP client are wrong. Globalscape told me to find an option to preserve local time stamp. What do you make of this? Fugu on Mac shows the correct dates as does command line scp and sftp. |
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martin
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Posted: 2004-09-09
Damian wrote: I have the same trouble as Peter, at the top of this thread. I am using the same software and versions as Peter. For some strange reason regardless of the DST settings in WinSCP the file dates showing in the WinSCP client are wrong. So what exactly is your problem? Peter has not specified it. Are the times shifted? Or does current time show? Or something else? Quote: Globalscape told me to find an option to preserve local time stamp. What do you make of this? It would help if current time shows instead of original file time. If this is the case, please check the option. _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Posted: 2004-09-09 20:41
Hello prikryl,
I am running Globalscape Secure File Server 2.0 on a Windows 2003 Server. When I tried to access the server with WinSCP, the files dates were incorrect. For example a file which has a date of September 1, 2004 on the server, shows January 30, 2030 on the client. I have called globalscape to ask for help. They insist that there is no option for controlling dates in their software and that it must be a problem with the client that I am using. Since yesterday, I have tried many other clients, such as CoreFTP. I have found the same problem of dates on the clients having the wrong date (e.g. 10/10/69). I am truly confused by this. Tonight I will try using the trial version of Cute FTP Pro to see if their client mysteriously works properly. |
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Damian
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Posted: 2004-09-09 21:18
I found out that Cute FTP Pro Client does show the correct file dates, although no other client seems to work well with Globalscape Secure FTP server.
I talked to a Globalscape technician just now, and they admitted that they were aware of the problem and are workign on a fix. I believe that this problem is clearly a bug in the Secure FTP server 2.0 software. |
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martin
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Posted: 2004-09-10
Damian wrote: I found out that Cute FTP Pro Client does show the correct file dates, although no other client seems to work well with Globalscape Secure FTP server.
I talked to a Globalscape technician just now, and they admitted that they were aware of the problem and are workign on a fix. I believe that this problem is clearly a bug in the Secure FTP server 2.0 software. Thanks for info. If there is anything new, please let me know. _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Alain
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Posted: 2004-10-27 12:54
Hi,
WinSCP is essential to me, for some years, to connect my PC's computers, throw SCP and presently SFTP, to Unix servers. Recently (version 3.70), I notice that file dates previous than 1970 are wrongly displayed, in remote window. Examples: Linux xxx.yyy.fr 2.6.3-7mdk-p3-smp-64GB #1 Linux => Apr 15 1967 WinSCP => 22/05/2103 18:28:16 Linux => Jan 15 1968 WinSCP => 21/02/2104 18:28:16 Linux => Jul 16 1969 WinSCP => 22/08/2105 23:41:06 Linux => Jul 16 1970 WinSCP => 16/07/1970 17:12:50 Hope this help. Thanks Martin for your very nice software, Alain |
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martin
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Posted: 2004-10-27
Alain wrote: Recently (version 3.70), I notice that file dates previous than 1970 are wrongly displayed, in remote window. Do you have the problem with SCP of SFTP protocol? _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Posted: 2004-11-02 20:53
martin wrote: Alain wrote: Recently (version 3.70), I notice that file dates previous than 1970 are wrongly displayed, in remote window. Do you have the problem with SCP of SFTP protocol? SFTP protocol. |
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Alain
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Posted: 2004-11-02 21:22
martin wrote: Alain wrote: Recently (version 3.70), I notice that file dates previous than 1970 are wrongly displayed, in remote window. Do you have the problem with SCP of SFTP protocol? SFTP protocol and the same thing occurs in version 3.71  .
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martin
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Posted: 2004-11-03
Alain wrote: SFTP protocol and the same thing occurs in version 3.71 . OK, I'll try to fix it. _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Bluegroper
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Posted: 2004-11-22 08:27
When using the Norton-Commander style interface, it seems that my file timestamps are all wrong by exactly +2 hours.
How do I fix this, or is there an insect in WinSCP ? Thx -BG |
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Posted: 2004-11-22 08:29
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martin
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Posted: 2004-11-22
Bluegroper wrote: When using the Norton-Commander style interface, it seems that my file timestamps are all wrong by exactly +2 hours.
How do I fix this, or is there an insect in WinSCP ? Do you use SFTP or SCP? If SCP set the server timezone offset on SCP tab of login dialog. You may also try to change DST handling mode on Environment tab. _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Posted: 2004-11-22 22:48
martin wrote: Do you use SFTP or SCP? If SCP set the server timezone offset on SCP tab of login dialog. You may also try to change DST handling mode on Environment tab. I use SCP. Thanks, I'll try using the timezone offset. Not sure why I should need this, because the server I connect to is in the very same timezone, and its timestamps are correct. An offset of 0 seems logical. No matter, if changing the offset fixes the problem, I'll just do it. - BG |
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martin
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Posted: 2004-11-23
Anonymous wrote: Not sure why I should need this, because the server I connect to is in the very same timezone, and its timestamps are correct. An offset of 0 seems logical. The server may report the timestamps in UTC for example. WinSCP cannot know the server timezone. You may read protocol page for more details. |
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Posted: 2004-11-23 19:31
martin wrote: The server may report the timestamps in UTC for example. WinSCP cannot know the server timezone. You may read protocol page for more details. I agree with previous message. I have had to set a ficticious -1 time offset to match my times with server times. We both are in the same time zone. And the server is not reporting in UTC, since I was working with version 3.5 and files seemed to change its time in server with the last DST change, and with actual version (plus the -1 offset) now times match. |
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martin
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Posted: 2004-11-24
Maberi wrote: I agree with previous message. I have had to set a ficticious -1 time offset to match my times with server times. We both are in the same time zone. And the server is not reporting in UTC, since I was working with version 3.5 and files seemed to change its time in server with the last DST change, and with actual version (plus the -1 offset) now times match. That's what the DST options on Environment tab are good for. _________________ Martin Prikryl |
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Posted: 2004-12-02 08:38
martin wrote: Do you use SFTP or SCP? If SCP set the server timezone offset on SCP tab of login dialog. You may also try to change DST handling mode on Environment tab. Easy way to fix was to change the registry settings for my servers to always use SFTP. Now all is sweet. Thx for help. |
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Alain
Joined: 2004-11-02
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Posted: 2005-02-07 20:42
martin wrote: Alain wrote: SFTP protocol and the same thing occurs in version 3.71 . OK, I'll try to fix it. Hi Martin, As you can see in the following log, wrong timestamp still occurs in version 3.7.3 but only for SFTP protocol. Code: ----------
puTTY 0.56 Linux aoke.mjq.fr 2.6.3-7mdk-p3-smp-64GB #1 SMP Wed Mar 17 15:34:39 CET 2004 i686 unknown unknown GNU/Linux aoke.mjq.fr: 170: ls -la -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 1434835 Sep 15 1960 60fredkin.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 422862 Jun 13 1963 63greniewski.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 3726617 Apr 15 1967 67viterbi.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 2531434 Jan 15 1968 68vintsyuk.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 4385662 Mar 15 1973 73forney.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 693509 Jun 14 1975 75floyd.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 909389 Mar 15 1976 76bakis.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 9210394 Apr 15 1976 76jelinek.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 274275 Jun 15 1980 80cichelli.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 449392 Jun 15 1981 81jaeschke.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 1998884 Jun 15 1985 85carl.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 887099 Jun 15 1988 88appel.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 2321736 Jun 15 1989 89rabiner.pdf -rw----r-- 1 alain BQB 299232 Jul 31 1989 89young.pdf --------------------------- WinSCP 3.7.3 using SFTP (v3) sftp://aoke/60fredkin.pdf 21/10/2096 19:28:16 sftp://aoke/63greniewski.pdf 19/07/2099 19:28:16 sftp://aoke/67viterbi.pdf 22/05/2103 17:28:16 sftp://aoke/68vintsyuk.pdf 21/02/2104 17:28:16 --------------------- WinSCP 3.7.3 using SCP scp://aoke/60fredkin.pdf 15/09/1960 12:00:00 scp://aoke/63greniewski.pdf 13/06/1963 12:00:00 scp://aoke/67viterbi.pdf 15/04/1967 10:00:00 scp://aoke/68vintsyuk.pdf 15/01/1968 11:00:00 Hope this help. Thx for the new vesion. Alain |
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martin
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Posted: 2005-02-08
Alain wrote: As you can see in the following log, wrong timestamp still occurs in version 3.7.3 but only for SFTP protocol. Please enable low-level protocol logging, login to your server (to let WinSCP read the directory with incorrect timestamps), and send me the log file. |
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Sandya
Joined: 2017-04-13
Posts: 2 Location: Bangalore |
Posted: 2017-04-13 15:30
Hi , after downloading the file from winscp to local , the modified date shows 1899 year. Why is that? I see that its been fixed. but the link doesnt show the fixed version. I am using Winscp 5.9.4 build 7333
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Sandya
Joined: 2017-04-13
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Posted: 2017-04-13 15:50
Sandya wrote: Hi , after downloading the file from winscp to local , the modified date shows 1899 year. Why is that? I see that its been fixed. but the link doesnt show the fixed version. I am using Winscp 5.9.4 build 7333 Okay , found a solution. Uncheck "preserve timestamp" and that worked. |
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martin
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Posted: 2017-04-18
Sandya wrote: Sandya wrote: Hi , after downloading the file from winscp to local , the modified date shows 1899 year. Why is that? I see that its been fixed. but the link doesnt show the fixed version. I am using Winscp 5.9.4 build 7333 Okay , found a solution. Uncheck "preserve timestamp" and that worked. That's not a solution, that's a workaround. Please start a new thread and attach a full session log file showing the problem (using the latest version of WinSCP). To generate the session log file, enable logging, log in to your server and do the operation and only the operation that causes the error. Submit the log with your post as an attachment. Note that passwords and passphrases not stored in the log. You may want to remove other data you consider sensitive though, such as host names, IP addresses, account names or file names (unless they are relevant to the problem). If you do not want to post the log publicly, you can mark the attachment as private. |
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