In message <51146994bfchris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Chris Johnson <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
It will certainly be useful to have an example when it next arises, in terms of file size, type, and whether an archive of some sort.
Oh that's a good idea. Does SD treat archives as files or look at their contents...
There is the problem with the NAS device I have (NSLU2), where RISC OS sees the time of copy on the files on the secondary.
Often file systems have three time stamps, create, modify and access. Potential for seeing the wrong one, or synchronising all three - and of course RISC OS only knows about one time stamp.
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