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when I transfer a file using SSH file transfer protocal from a local machin running Windows 2000 to a server running Linux RedHat Advanced Server 4.0, I found that the file on the server has a wrong time stamp, 8 hours ahead of correct time. However, the local time (both hardware clock and system clock) are correct.
OK ... and what tool/program are you using to transfer the
files with? Not that I know much about any of the things
that are available for windows, mind you.
OK ... and what tool/program are you using to transfer the
files with? Not that I know much about any of the things
that are available for windows, mind you.
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