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Keep remote directory up to date is a unique feature of WinSCP. With it you may let WinSCP watch for changes in a local directory and have it automatically reflect the changes on the selected remote directory.

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Using it, you can, with some limitations, work with local files using your favorite tools and the effect would be as if you were working with remote files directly. In other words, the feature partially replaces commercial remote directory drive mapping tools.

Once you start the function, WinSCP will register to receive notification whenever something changes in the selected local directory (and optionally in all its subdirectories). Once you make a change, for example when you save file in your favorite editor, WinSCP will receive notification about the change in the respective directory. Then it will perform synchronization of the local directory with the corresponding remote directory. Thus your change will be automatically reflected on the remote side.

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What I would like to create in this list is to show this folder's date modified value. I've looked over the documentation and I'm having difficulty to find the answer I assume if it is there it is likely part of Attributes but I'm uncertain as to how to format it correctly.

I am writing zsh script in which I have to get the date of 90th previous day from current date i.e I have to subtract 90 days from current date. Then I have to check the folders which have different dates as their names. I have to compare the directory date with the subtracted date and if the result is greater than the subtracted date, I have to delete the directory.

In Windows, I am used to modify directory dates, eg. of directories containing photos according the date when the first photo was taken; and then display a list of the directories sorted by the dates. In Ubuntu, Krusader can display the directories this way.I need to change the date (the "date of modifying") of a directory after I fill it with eg. the photos. How should I change it? Thanks

Subversion tracks the current revision for each file and directory separately.Whenever a change on a file is committed, the revision of the parent directory changes in the repo, but you working copy still has the directory in its old revision.

To get around this problem I used 'svn revert ' then do the commit again, which should get rid of the contents in the then do 'svn delete ' and commit again. I got this problem trying to rename a directory but hopefully this will work.

This happens when you are going to commit a file and the same file is updated in the SVN as well. Then it is going to conflict.So what you have to do is just take a copy of your changes and revert the file. then again paste your code. Then you can commit without any issues.

Try committing one test directory on the server.generally when you delete any repository from SVN and if contains multiple files, SVN note the changes but it's in on-hold state or changes will take time to reflect.No worries just wait for few minutes and it will start reflecting.try committing test directory.cheers.

The agents on the on-premises machines that Azure AD Connect Health monitors periodically upload data to the Azure AD Connect Health Service. If the service does not receive data from an agent, the information the portal presents will be stale. To highlight the issue, the service will raise the Health service data is not up to date alert. This alert is generated when the service has not received complete data in the past two hours.

Directory information is information contained in the education records of a student that would not generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed. Typically, "directory information" includes information such as name, address, telephone listing, date and place of birth, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, and dates of attendance. A school may disclose "directory information" to third parties without consent if it has given public notice of the types of information which it has designated as "directory information," the parent's or eligible student's right to restrict the disclosure of such information, and the period of time within which a parent or eligible student has to notify the school in writing that he or she does not want any or all of those types of information designated as "directory information." 34 CFR 99.3 and 34 CFR 99.37.

With programs like stat you see access, modify and change, but with Finder on macOS there is a "Date Added" field. Can I get the "Date Added" for a file or directory displayed in the Terminal, like stat can display the Modify date?

Some candidates include the following. File times are exposed in metadata, and mdls is "metadata list". When used with the -raw option, output from mdls contains fields separated with an NUL character. e.g. as follows.

Thank you both!To be honest, I saw the 'set attributes' thing under file commands but actually did not select thatassuming that it would offer a change in the rsha attributes only, not the date, i.e. I did not knowa change date was possible there...

My apologies, Leo. I missed that checkbox.I started using the option "Touch modified date" and I was wondering if it was possible to use it on nested files/folders, and didn't ask the question correctly.

If you need to copy a directory on Unix/Linux and want to preserve the date/time information while copying the directory and files, use the -p option to save the date/time information, and the -r option to copy the directory properly. For instance, I just used this cp command to copy a directory named OldDir to a new directory named NewDir, while retaining all of the date/time file information:

In my Active Directory some of the user account Expiration Date report shows different date. For testing this cause i have created one test account on that it is showing the correct now iam using windows server 2008 R2 for account creation. I have been gone though the As per the KB article its apply on till windows server 2003 just want to check is there anything new feature added on server 2008? because when i created account in Windows 2008 it was showing the end of day date.

Hello @Anonymous, this method is defined in File, which represent a single file or a directory. In case of directory, it should show the last modified date of directory which is the latest of all its file.

Did you know we can create directories or files named with current date, time, month, and year from command line? Yes! This tutorial explains how to create a directory or file with current timestamp in the name in Linux.

This will be helpful when you want to save something, for example photos, in directories named with date when they are actually taken. For example, if the photos were taken on October 16, 1984, you can create a folder named "16-10-1984".

Actually I want run a session in informatica and give the target path , every day if I run session that particular file should create in target and date wise and new folder should create dynamically every day. so can u tell how we can do that dynamically Using unix command.

basically what we need is a query that will allow me to provide a directory and a variable for number of days for instance 1 day old and I want to be able to able to delete all files older than that date and of course I want to be able exclude files of a particular type where I would give it a wild card statement for example say i wanted to save all csv files i would have the wild card say '%.csv'

On at least a quarterly basis , providers (or their designee) should log into CAQH ProView and review and verify the accuracy of their demographic data (including, but not limited to, availability to see new patients, phone number and practice location) displayed in our Provider Directory and provide updates in ProView as needed.

Please note that providers who are listed in the directory as accepting new members must accept members from any of the Tufts Health Plan products for which they are contracted. For example, a provider contracted in the Tufts Health RITogether network and listed in the provider directory as accepting new patients is obligated to accept Tufts Health RITogether patients.

Let's go through two distinct methods: getting the password expiration date of a single Active Directory user account and then also take a look at how to get an entire list of all users at once.

There is no expiration date in Active Directory. AD calculates the expiration from the PasswordLastSet plus the policy (in this case 90 days). So if someone just changed their password they won't have to change it again until 90 days out.

I believe the expiration date will change the next time the user changes their password. If you want your users to change their password immediately, you can activate the setting "change password at next logon". 041b061a72