On Sat, May 18, 2002 at 04:58:27PM +0900, Takeshi TAKIYAMA wrote: > remote file > -rw-rw-r-- 1 takiyama takiyama 7 May 14 09:26 file-name > > local file (use "get" command of lftp ) > -rw-rw-r-- 1 takiyama takiyama 7 May 14 18:26 file-name > -- > > The time stamp of local file differed 9 hour , it seems Japan local > time. > > So, I tried to put " set ftp:timezone jst" , " set ftp:timezone JST" > " set ftp:timezone -9" or " set ftp:timezone 9" > in /etc/lftp.conf, but it seems doesnt work.
ftp:timezone is only used when ftp server does not support MDTM command. The server you are using seems to support that command, so timezone does not apply here. Most probably ftp server's ls shows GMT time, while your local ls shows your local time, that is where the difference comes from. -- Alexander.
