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Hi, I would like to save my backup files using the date of the last modification of the file, instead of with the date of when the save was performed.
In shell terminology, basically the idea would be to copy the file using cp -a instead of just cp.
shell
cp -a
cp
Eventually the date encoded in the name of the file should also be changed to the date of the last modification of the file.
This could be added as an option to the configuration settings, instead of as the default behavior.
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Hi, I would like to save my backup files using the date of the last modification of the file, instead of with the date of when the save was performed.
In
shell
terminology, basically the idea would be to copy the file usingcp -a
instead of justcp
.Eventually the date encoded in the name of the file should also be changed to the date of the last modification of the file.
This could be added as an option to the configuration settings, instead of as the default behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: