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Hi, I exported my whole library with this command: osxphotos export /Volumes/photo/photos --library /Volumes/photos2/photos.photoslibrary --download-missing --filename '{original_name}' --retry 3 --ramdb --exiftool --report ~/Documents/export.json --exiftool-option '-m' --export-by-date --touch-file --update --verbose --timestamp. The creation date looks right for both images, but for image A, the date modified is today. For image B, it works correctly, and the date modified is the same as the creation date. For image A, it is wrong in Finder, but the EXIF data shows two dates. The EXIF data for image A (right date):
The EXIF data for image B (wrong date):
How can I fix this? Did I forget a flag, or is this a bug? Any help would be appreciated! |
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I assume you're referring to the Finder modification date being right/wrong. The |
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I will look into a fix for this (which might entail using the system Add this option to run touch on the files after they are exported:
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I'm having the same issue but it seems to only be affecting the RAW files. |
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Yeah i'm also using a direct export to a NAS (Unraid)
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I got it to work! When adding sudo to the start of the osxphotos command and to the start of the touch command, it changes the file date.