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Directory Based Deployment

shivgaytri

Hi Guys,
I have a weird situation going on with me.
I use Directory based deployment where the code deploys pdf files from the source to the target.
I am using the comparison-

However with every new date, it deploys the whole pdf files(about 200) for every 1st deployment, where ideally it should only deploy the new ones.
Strangely, it does not change the time stamp on either the target or the source.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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moonkhanna

post your deployment and deployment logs

Adam Stoller

Hi Guys,
I have a weird situation going on with me.
I use Directory based deployment where the code deploys pdf files from the source to the target.
I am using the comparison-[html] [/html]

However with every new date, it deploys the whole pdf files(about 200) for every 1st deployment, where ideally it should only deploy the new ones.
Strangely, it does not change the time stamp on either the target or the source.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

When posting code - you need to use square brackets to surround the html tag [html]...[/html].

Are you sure that nothing is touching the timestamps of the files on either the source or target outside OpenDeploy's realm of control?

Are the source and target machines in the same timezone?
Are their dates correct?
Are their times sync'd correctly?

shivgaytri

Thanks Ghoti for your quick response...
The issue is resolved Smiley Happy

Actually old and new teamsite server both were deploying contents to target server.That's why time stamp of every file got change and was deploying each and every file.