Rclone sync and hubic: original timestamp?

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Hi,

I’m syncing files from a local directory within Linux to Hubic with the following command line:
rclone --checksum --log-file /var/tmp/hubicbackup.log sync /data/ hubic:default/backup/

I’m wondering if the file’s original timestamp are being held on Hubic…
As it appears that when I mount the hubic remote folder within a local dir under linux, and I run a listing of the files, the date of the sync appears, not the original timestamp of the file.

Thanks for your feedback.

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They should be - check with rclone lsl remote:

It should show the original file date unless you are using --no-mod-time as a mount option.

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You’re right, THX - rclone lsl remote: shows the original timestamp.

Therefore, if I copy files back from hubic with rclone, the original timestamp will be kept?

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Yes. It was one of my original design goals to make sure rclone doesn’t kill the modification time!

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