>From Fri, 13 Jul 2007 10:53:25 +0400 "Alexander V. Lukyanov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > lftp provides the variable "ftp:timezone" which, as far as I > > understand, sets the time zone of the ftp server. However, I don't > > see any effect of this variable. > It is only used when parsing output of LIST command. If the server > supports MDTM command, timezone is never actually used. Hmm, ok, my server supports MDTM. All file times are reported 4 hours behind their actual values (e.g. compared to the values I see on the ftp server itself), e.g. in GMT. Now what I should do in order for my local file times to have 4 hours added back? (my TZ and the TZ of the server is GMT+4 e.g. MSD). After I mirror a subdirectory I get all file times in GMT, which is not what I want. -- Andrew
