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not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
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WWL
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not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
The latest version 28.10.0500 (64-bit) is not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network. It creates the current date and time when the file arrives at the local drive.
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
That wasn't the case with 28.10.0400?
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
It was not the case with 28.10.0300
Version 28.10.0400 also has this bug.
Version 28.10.0400 also has this bug.
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
Okay, what do you mean by "copying over the network" ? Try to reply ridiculously detailed.
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
Is this ticked?
Configuration | File Operations | File Operations | Custom Copy Operations | [x] Use Custom Copy
If yes, is this ticked?
Configuration | File Operations | File Operations | Custom Copy Operations | Configure...
[x] Preserve all item dates
Configuration | File Operations | File Operations | Custom Copy Operations | [x] Use Custom Copy
If yes, is this ticked?
Configuration | File Operations | File Operations | Custom Copy Operations | Configure...
[x] Preserve all item dates
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
I don't have Custom Copy enabled.
Version 28.10.0300 was working fine without it and retained the original file's date and time when copying over the network.
Version 28.10.0300 was working fine without it and retained the original file's date and time when copying over the network.
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
I assume you talk about the Modified date?
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
This is how it should be.
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
Highend, I see you're using version 28.10.0300 from the above demo.
Version 28.10.0300 was working fine for me, it retained the original file's Modified date. But the latest version 28.10.0500 did not, the file's Modified date was stamped with the current date and time (same as the Created date)
Version 28.10.0300 was working fine for me, it retained the original file's Modified date. But the latest version 28.10.0500 did not, the file's Modified date was stamped with the current date and time (same as the Created date)
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
Both versions behave exactly the same (here):
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Re: not retaining the original file's date and time when copying over the network
Not sure what has changed, but the latest version 28.20.0000 (64-bit) is working for me again (retaining the original file's Modified date and time when copying over the network. Behaving the same way as version 28.10.0300.
Thank you, admin.
Thank you, admin.