File Exists rules and "Recent"

I just installed SmartFTP 2.5.1006 (64-bit) and tried to do some directory synchronisation using the information in the KB. It was an utter and complete failure.

SmartFTP seems to have a very weird notion of "Recent" -- despite the time being set to 120s (as default), this is one of the logfiles:

[20070622 23:57:22] Log opened

[20070622 23:57:22] Remote file exist check: "admin.css".

[20070622 23:57:22] SIZE admin.css

[20070622 23:57:22] 213 12744

[20070622 23:57:22] MDTM admin.css

[20070622 23:57:23] 213 20070606211907

[20070622 23:57:23] Source File: Size=13108, SizeUnit=Byte, Time=2007-05-29T20:36:08, TimeFormat=Exact

[20070622 23:57:23] Destination File: Size=12744, SizeUnit=Byte, Time=2007-06-06T21:19:07, TimeFormat=Exact

[20070622 23:57:23] Rule "IF Destination Time=Recent AND Size=Smaller AND Transfer=No Matter THEN Resume" matched. Action="Resume".

[20070622 23:57:23] PASV

[20070622 23:57:23] 227 Entering Passive Mode (x,x,x,x,69,42)

[20070622 23:57:23] Opening data connection to x.x.x.x Port: 17706

[20070622 23:57:23] REST 12744

[20070622 23:57:23] 350 Restarting at 12744

[20070622 23:57:23] STOR admin.css

[20070622 23:57:23] 150 Accepted data connection

[20070622 23:57:23] 364 bytes transferred. (1.34 KB/s) (265 ms)

[20070622 23:57:24] 226-File successfully transferred

[20070622 23:57:24] 226 0.288 seconds (measured here), 1.23 Kbytes per second

[20070622 23:57:24] MDTM 20070529203608 admin.css

[20070622 23:57:24] 550 Can't check for file existence

[20070622 23:57:24] SIZE admin.css

[20070622 23:57:24] 213 13108

[20070622 23:57:24] Log closed
Somehow I don't think 16 days falls within the 2 minute Recent window. (And since these were text files crossing from Windows to Linux, resuming at a byte offset corrupted the file.)

Hello ..

Thank you for your report. Can you try the 32-bit version of SmartFTP to see if you have the same problem?
https://www.smartftp.com/download

Thank you
Regards,
-Mat

Hello ..

A small update. Could you please try it again with the newest update 2.5.2005.5 of the 64-bit version?

Regards,
-Mat