TBIView and restored directory date/time stamps
TBIView and restored directory date/time stamps
Using TBIView and IFL v2.80. Upon directory restoration the date and timestamps on the directory are current date and time, not date/time that was on it when it was backed up. Any way to get TBIView to put the original date/time back on the restored directory? Linux's 'tar' command does this when extracting tarred directories.
Re: TBIView and restored directory date/time stamps
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Re: TBIView and restored directory date/time stamps
The directory time/date - no, not currently.
"11ss" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
Using TBIView and IFL v2.80. Upon directory restoration the date and
timestamps on the directory are current date and time, not date/time that
was on it when it was backed up. Any way to get TBIView to put the original
date/time back on the restored directory? Linux's 'tar' command does this
when extracting tarred directories.
"11ss" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
Using TBIView and IFL v2.80. Upon directory restoration the date and
timestamps on the directory are current date and time, not date/time that
was on it when it was backed up. Any way to get TBIView to put the original
date/time back on the restored directory? Linux's 'tar' command does this
when extracting tarred directories.