Hi there, I'm doing mirroring with -n like this:
mirror -e -n -v ftp://ftp.some.server/pub/mytest /home/manfred/mytest The first time I transferred all of ftp://ftp.some.server/pub/mytest to my local machine. Now I ran it a second time to receive only what has changed in the meantime. There is a directory 'somedir' containing one file 'file1', i.e. ftp://ftp.some.server/pub/mytest/somedir/file1 on the server's side and /home/manfred/mytest/somedir/file1 on my side. Timestamps of file1 are indentical on server and client side. Directory somedir has an newer timestamp on the client side. Now the time stamp of directory 'somedir' is changed to the older timestamp from the ftp-server (which is fine) and file 'file1' gets transferred although the time stamps are equal. The latter I consider a bug. What do you think? Manfred
