I not sure what you mean by 'keep it client-side'.
You re sending the FTP LIST command to a server,
so why not send a request to a CGI script that returns directory info
by querying the operating system (such as Linux)
It is probably faster and includes the info you are accustomed to on
the desktop.
If you design your script correctly, you could even to a directory
walk (drill down) in one server call, returning full path info for
each file.
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On Apr 10, 2010, at 12:29 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The FTP 'LIST' command sucks. It only shows mod dates down to the
minute, and only for those files modified within the last six
months; earlier than that and you only get the day.
On the desktop of course we enjoy being able to get time stamps down
to the second. Nice.
Is there some obscure FTP command I've overlooked which can get a
list of files showing mod dates down to the second?
I may have to use a CGI for this project, but I'd love a solution
that can keep everything client-side if possible.
TIA -
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