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28 Sep 2009 14:55 #1
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2820 USB disk issue was created by vmgscot
We are testing the USB disk facility to use as a simple backup for each of our small remote offices.
One (major) problem we are seeing is that the files copied to the router/usb disk are being set with an incorrect date/time (eg some test files today all had the date/time 02/09/08 02:27.) All the file scopied had the exact same invalid date/time stamp (even though files were copied over 10 min period).
This causes the backup/copy software (Microsoft robocopy) to break as it works off the date time stamps on the files (copying onlt newer files). The source files all have the correct date time.
I have also checked the system date/time of the router and that is current and correct (and being set by NTP).
Any ideas?
One (major) problem we are seeing is that the files copied to the router/usb disk are being set with an incorrect date/time (eg some test files today all had the date/time 02/09/08 02:27.) All the file scopied had the exact same invalid date/time stamp (even though files were copied over 10 min period).
This causes the backup/copy software (Microsoft robocopy) to break as it works off the date time stamps on the files (copying onlt newer files). The source files all have the correct date time.
I have also checked the system date/time of the router and that is current and correct (and being set by NTP).
Any ideas?
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29 Sep 2009 09:59 #2
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Replied by vmgscot on topic 2820 USB disk issue
Draytek support have confirmed a bug that the USB disk facility does not record the correct date/time stamp.
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15 Jan 2010 14:25 #3
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Hi,
Aswell as the above time/date defect, there appears to be a defect whereby any folders created on my USB disk is made "read only" according to my Vista folder properties. But yet, I can still delete the folder and rename it etc.
This is a problem for me in that I'm trying to create a Subversion SVN repository on my USB but it complains that the folder is read only.
Please can you confirm whether this is a defect and I would really appreciate an estimate as to when this could be fixed.
Cheers.
Replied by auser on topic 2820 USB disk issue
Draytek support have confirmed a bug that the USB disk facility does not record the correct date/time stamp.vmgscot wrote:
Hi,
Aswell as the above time/date defect, there appears to be a defect whereby any folders created on my USB disk is made "read only" according to my Vista folder properties. But yet, I can still delete the folder and rename it etc.
This is a problem for me in that I'm trying to create a Subversion SVN repository on my USB but it complains that the folder is read only.
Please can you confirm whether this is a defect and I would really appreciate an estimate as to when this could be fixed.
Cheers.
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