Hi there, I am using FTPCli to try and get a file from an FTP Server and copy it to a local destination. The problem is I only want it to get the file if the file has been updated since I last got it. This means that I need to compare the date of the file on the ftp server and the local copy. The problem I am having is reading the date of the file on the ftp server. I have tried using the Dir command which returns true, but I have been unable to locate the text file it has supposedly created on my local drive. Therefore I am wondering is the Dir command the appropriate command for what I am trying to do? Whereabouts should I be looking for the text file that the Dir command creates and what will it be called? Any help on this matter will be much appreciated. Thanks
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