yes, but I want to backup the edited version.
see, let's say I go on holiday and take 1000 photos. of those 1000, I edit maybe 50.
I don't want to keep track separate of those edited and unedited, so I want to have 'backup original' off, as this s…
look at the timestamps of the file in iphone. none of them are the same as the timestamps created by the app. there is no modification on the file on the iphone.
photobackup options:
ip of server
username
password
/tmp/ph/
select photos: about 50 files
backup original: off
skip: on
create time machine: off
port 22
proto ssh
key off
new screenshot.
on phone
iphone:/User/Media/DCIM/109APPLE root# stat --help|grep Time
%w Time of file birth, human-readable; - if unknown
%W Time of file birth, seconds since Epoch; 0 if unknown
%x Time of last access, human-readable
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> The best approach I think is still to get the modification time from the exif data.
I'd pretty much want to preserve the file modification time and not from exif. Can that be an option so some users to choose one or another?
Hi,
Using IOS 10.2 and jailbreak. Using a test PNG photo that was a simple screenshot created using pressing power and home buttons and no other modifications on phone. No iCloud Photo Library enabled.
Transferring using rsync from Media/DCIM/1XXAP…