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I want to see "system time" in our FTP logs.
We transfer bunches of files daily to a central
distribution point from where the files are
translated and re-distributed to various points
around the Western US.
The ability to chase/fix problems has us working
to get detailed and accurate info about each file
transfer at each point in the "path".
A quick check of my V6R1 FTP manual shows LIST
or NLST subcommands produce entries which
include "modification time".
I want "current system time" so the hack that comes
to mind is:
have a dedicated folder: systime
update a dedicated file: /systime/curtime
issue FTP LIST command: LIST systime curtime
A better way ?
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