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When uploading files to IDrive Cloud S3 compatible storage, using Cyberduck 7.10.1, the modified datetimes are changed to the upload time and not preserved. Understand S3 modified times are stored in the metadata.Neither syncing nor downloading these objects behaves correctly. When syncing with the local disk, the source objects are deleted and replaced with the "newer" modified eventhough the files are the same. When downloadng the files back to a local disk, the modified time is the time of upload to the S3, not the orignal time.
I also tested Cloudberry file explorer, and while the upload showed a different modification date, upon download of the file back to the file system, the original modification date was restored (from the metadata).
Please see screenshots for source, upload, and downloaded files.
We have no implementation to store timestamps in metadata of S3 objects as it seems unfeasible because reading metadata for an object requires an additional HTTP request for every single file in an object listing.
Must have Preferences → Transfers → Timestamps → Uploads → Preserve modification date enabled to write modification date in custom metadata on upload and use the connection profile S3 (Timestamps).cyberduckprofile from 4de1427.
When uploading files to IDrive Cloud S3 compatible storage, using Cyberduck 7.10.1, the modified datetimes are changed to the upload time and not preserved. Understand S3 modified times are stored in the metadata.Neither syncing nor downloading these objects behaves correctly. When syncing with the local disk, the source objects are deleted and replaced with the "newer" modified eventhough the files are the same. When downloadng the files back to a local disk, the modified time is the time of upload to the S3, not the orignal time.
I also tested Cloudberry file explorer, and while the upload showed a different modification date, upon download of the file back to the file system, the original modification date was restored (from the metadata).
Please see screenshots for source, upload, and downloaded files.
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