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[Bob]

Thanks, that helps. We'll look at it more.

[Bob]

Could you try turning off the (convert future file dates) option in "advanced" settings and see if that helps? It appears there may be a flaw in the logic there dealing with timezones >GMT. Let us know the results please.

[fhticetcp]

When the option 'convert future file dates' is turned off the year is still 2004.
There is no difference between option on or off.

[Bob]

You did retransfer the file, right??

And what is the TZ variable in your unix /etc/TIMEZONE file set to?

(or just echo $TZ at a unix prompt)

[fhticetcp]

$TZ gives:   CET-1CETDST,M3.5.0/1,M10.5.0/1
file is transferred from unix to windows and then retransferred to unix.
on the FTPPro pane for the unix site the first moment the year is 2005 and the time has changed to the time of the ftransfer.
After F5 (refresh) the year is 2004 again.
file on unix: May 24  20.56
on FTPPro pane 24-05-2004 20.56.00
after transfer to windows 24-05-2004 20.56
after retransfer to unix FTP pane 24-05-2005 20.59.52
after refresh (F5) FTP pane 24-05-2004 20.59.00
on unix screen May 24 20.59

[Bob]

What vendor/version of unix??

[fhticetcp]

SCO release 3.2v5.0.6

[Bob]

Ok, thanks. I'm trying with your parameters to duplicate the problem.

[Bob]

Ok, Verified the problem. Jim will be looking at it in detail tomorrow.

[Bob]

Did the version I sent you solve the problem??

[fhticetcp]

yes, thank you
With the new version the problem is solved.