https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/70898b5bbf5f1b993a0f1cfc
Modified Files:
src/sbbs3/js_filebase.c
Log Message:
add() method will now parse added, last_downloaded, and times_downloaded

These 3 'stats' properties were read-only (never used when adding a file). To support moving files between FileBases while retaining these stats, support the parse/use of these file-meta-object property values.

Should fix issue #333 reported by Nightfox.

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https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/commit/623c49e43906d3f86fb3c247
Modified Files:
src/sbbs3/js_filebase.c
Log Message:
File's meta-object's "size" and "time" properties reflect current values

Query the disk for file's current "size" and "time" values when get_list() or get() method is used with a "detail" level of >= DETAIL.NORMAL and the "check file existence" toggle option is enabled for this directory in SCFG.

I pondered and contemplated whether this configuration setting should be checked/applied here or in the various JS scripts (e.g. filelist.js) and decided here was best to provide the most uniform/expected behavior, even though there is a performance impact. If a script doesn't need/use these properties, they should probably be specifying the DETAIL.MIN (minimal) detail level in their queries anyway, which will then bypass these performance-impacting disk queries.

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