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ftp equivalent to xcopy "/D"

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mj-barton

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I'm on a windows machine. XCopy has the /D option which will only copy files with a newer timestamp. I am using NcFTP at the moment but I'm not tied to it.

Is there an equivalent flag/switch to ftp transfer files with the new timestamp?
 
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Thank you for the reply. I have tried the FileZilla client. Sadly, I did not find an option for managing new timestamps. For reasons, not worth diving into, I need to be able to program it into a batch file. It needs to run entirely in the command line. (That includes configuration.)

Any other ideas?
 
Any chance of using a Linux box at both ends? Just a cheap PC or something. Rsync would make this a brease, and the connection would be encrypted.

Share out the drive in windows, have the Linux box mount it and rsync to the remote Linux storage server.
 
Red Squirrel said:
Any chance of using a Linux box at both ends? Just a cheap PC or something. Rsync would make this a brease, and the connection would be encrypted.

Share out the drive in windows, have the Linux box mount it and rsync to the remote Linux storage server.
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Believe me, I would love to linux and Rsync. This would be a done. However, IT is infatuated with Windows. So I am afraid not.
 
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