[RedViper]

This twitter images [NSFW] are downloaded with a totally different date than the one published:

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**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**


Very strange because the others are downloaded with the correct date


Log:
20.07.22 14.44.41 <--> 20.07.22 15.07.19 jdlog://0261035302851/

They are downloaded with the following date:
2022, 07, 05

[pspzockerscene]

Works fine here.

Do you mean the date inside the filenames or another date?
According to your logs, you haven't even configured the twitter plugin to put the date into your filenames hence my question.

[RedViper]

Inside the properties. [timestamp] Sorry for not using the correct word from the beginning


This is the image information with IrfanView.
And as you can see it says that the date is July 5 when the tweet was made on July 12.

There are some other posts that appear like this all made after July 05. But they are very few. All from the same account.

When I download other images or videos, the timestamp appears according to the date of the published tweet.

I even think it's actually a twitter error because I tried to search for the same error in other accounts and I did not find.

[Jiaz]

@RedViper: Have you enabled Settings->Advanced Settings->GeneralSettings.useoriginallastmodified ?
I guess that those tweets were scheduled. uploaded/prepared on july 5 for release on july 12.

----------------Response------------------------
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Last-Modified: Tue, 05 Jul 2022 19:40:47 GMT

[RedViper]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@RedViper: Have you enabled Settings->Advanced Settings->GeneralSettings.useoriginallastmodified ?
I guess that those tweets were scheduled. uploaded/prepared on july 5 for release on july 12.

Thank you, Jiaz

Yes, I do have that option enabled. So I guess that is what you mention, that somehow all those tweets were scheduled

I don't think there is any other reason.

Thanks for all your replies

[Jiaz]

@RedViper: Nothing to thank me for and you're welcome!

[pspzockerscene]

@RedViper
If you really always want to have the correct dates in your files, you should consider putting them into your filenames and then using a tool that will write them into the files after downloading.

[RedViper]

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

@RedViper
If you really always want to have the correct dates in your files, you should consider putting them into your filenames and then using a tool that will write them into the files after downloading.

Thanks for the suggestion pspzockerscene, and that is what I really do.

As I download a lot of files in particular from twitter, I use a tool called Bulk Rename Utility, but for it to rename automatically the files must have the correct timestamp.

I totally depend on JDownloader2, the videos I download already have the date written on them with JDownloader2 and with the same free tool [Bluk Rename Utility] I just rewrite a bit to make it a bit shorter. And that's why I realized that the publication and timestamp dates in this case were not the same.

Thanks once again to you and Jiaz for assisting me once again