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Pappu Prasad updated NET-559:
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Description:
Using FTPClient.java, FTPFile.java,FTPListParseEngine.java from
commons-net-3.2.jar to access the files on the ftp server(Linux machine)
located in EET timezone. After accessing the files if I try to see the time
zone and time stamp of the file,timestamp is shown in UTC format but timezone
is shown as timezone of the place where file is being accessed .
Expected was that both should have been in EET format.
Example:
Suppose a file sample.txt on FTP server (in EET zone) is created at 11/27/2014
8:28:20 AM.
While accessing the file(in EET time zone) using jar mentioned above
,FTPFile.java's getTimestamp method will return time as 11/27/2014 6:28:20 AM
EET.
Instead it should have been 11/27/2014 8:28:20 AM EET.
Thanks.
was:
Using FTPClient.java, FTPFile.java,FTPListParseEngine.java from
commons-net-3.2.jar to access the files on the ftp server(Linux machine)
located in EET timezone. After accessing the files if I try to see the time
zone and time stamp of the file,timestamp is shown in UTC format but timezone
is shown as timezone of the place where file is being accessed .
Expected was that both should have been in EET format.
Example:
Suppose a file sample.txt on FTP server (in EET zone) has timestamp as
11/27/2014 8:28:20 AM.
While accessing the file(in EET time zone) using jar mentioned above
,FTPFile.java's getTimestamp method will return time as 11/27/2014 6:28:20 AM
EET.
Instead it should have been 11/27/2014 8:28:20 AM EET.
Thanks.
> mismatch between timestamp and timezone
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>
> Key: NET-559
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NET-559
> Project: Commons Net
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Pappu Prasad
>
> Using FTPClient.java, FTPFile.java,FTPListParseEngine.java from
> commons-net-3.2.jar to access the files on the ftp server(Linux machine)
> located in EET timezone. After accessing the files if I try to see the time
> zone and time stamp of the file,timestamp is shown in UTC format but timezone
> is shown as timezone of the place where file is being accessed .
> Expected was that both should have been in EET format.
> Example:
> Suppose a file sample.txt on FTP server (in EET zone) is created at
> 11/27/2014 8:28:20 AM.
> While accessing the file(in EET time zone) using jar mentioned above
> ,FTPFile.java's getTimestamp method will return time as 11/27/2014 6:28:20
> AM EET.
> Instead it should have been 11/27/2014 8:28:20 AM EET.
> Thanks.
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