Hi, What do I miss? Thanks Rasty ./FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP/protocols/FTP/FreeRTOSFTPserver.c: In function ‘prvSizeDateFile’: ../FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP/protocols/FTP/FreeRTOSFTPserver.c:2322:27: error: ‘FFStatt’ has no member named ‘stmtime’ timet secs = xStatBuf.st_mtime; In function prvSizeDateFile if( xSendDate != pdFALSE ) { FFTimeStructt tmStruct; timet secs = xStatBuf.stmtime; <<—— no st_mtime

The “MDTM” command is quite essential to FTP. It needs support for time & date in +FAT. So unless you have a good reason not to use it, I would enable it in your FreeRTOSFATConfig.h:

#define ffconfigTIME_SUPPORT      1

and also include the source file “ff_time.c”. Regards

I have several reasons why I try to remove it 1. I do not have RTC 2. I was trying to optimize footprint 2. I had the impresion that some “time” stuff drawn in from glibc. But I’m not sure.

I do not have RTC

But you dohave NTP 🙂 What I often do is synchronise with NTP and use FreeRTOS to maintain the real time.

I was trying to optimize footprint

I’m not sure if it saves a lot of code. Have you calculated that?

I had the impression that some “time” stuff drawn in from glibc. But I’m not sure.

Not that I’m aware off. Several time-functions have been rewritten in order make it independent from the libraries provided by the compiler. Now if you insist on not using time-support, I (or you) could make a change, remove the MDTM line from: ~~~~ static const char pcFeatAnswer[] = “211-Features:x0a”

if( ffconfigTIME_SUPPORT != 0 )

    "MDTMx0a"

endif

    " REST STREAMx0a"
    " SIZEx0dx0a"
    "211 Endx0dx0a";

~~~~ and also: ~~~~ #if ffconfigTIMESUPPORT == 0 { xLength = snprintf( pcCOMMANDBUFFER, sizeof( pcCOMMAND_BUFFER ), “213 19700101000000rn”); } #else { // return the time } #endif ~~~~ Regards.