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Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 21:54:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: Alex Luso <tapadamocho AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: Re: Timestamp not preserved by Cygwin sshd
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  Alright, so the simplest solution was indeed to
switch to WinSCP client which does indeed preserve the
timestamp of the copied file correctly (and not a bad
GUI interface to boot). This resolved the
incompatibility between the -p switch from non-OpenSSH
clients and cygwin's OpenSSHD.

Thanks for the help Chris.
-Alex

P.S. Just as an aside - it turns out, however, that
now the timestamp of the folders are not preserved.
This is not a big deal but def. strange as the use of
non-OpenSSH clients preserved the folder's timestamp
(although not the files within). Odd, odd, but not a
big deal. I will direct the question to WinSCP as this
has likely nothing to do with cygwin. 

--- Chris Taylor <chris AT equate DOT dyndns DOT org> wrote:

> Alex Luso wrote:
> >   Perhaps you are right and it doesn't have to do
> with
> > cygwin. I found this to happen when I tried to scp
> to
> > cygwin with two different clients from 2 different
> > machines (both non-OpenSSH, I believe). On the
> other
> > hand, when I scp in between these 2 clients, there
> was
> > no error. So I suppose this is an incompatibility
> > between different flavors of SSH?
> >   Can someone suggest a workaround - i.e. settings
> on
> > the server side (cygwin/OpenSSH) - that would
> resolve
> > the failure of the -p switch from a non-OpenSSH
> > client? I am using a nice gui for SCPing files
> between
> > windows machines (SSH Secure Shell 3.2) and would
> like
> > to be able to continue to use it.
> > 
> 
> Please don't top-post!
> 
> Anyway, a possible solution would be to use WinSCP -
> afaik this doesn't
> have any trouble preserving the timestamp. I know it
> doesn't with
> OpenSSH on debian, so I would assume this is also
> the case on cygwin -
> unfortunately I can't test this just now.
> It's also a very nice tool.. ;-)
> 
> 
> Chris
> 
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