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Problem

After a refused parallel download the local file kept the time of the listing, read before the refusal. The refusal is the evidence that the listing may describe another object, so the file carried the bytes of the new object with the time of the old one, and a later sync compared against the wrong time.

Change

The time for the local file now comes from what carried its bytes, and only after a refusal. A plain download keeps the listing's time, because sync compares against it.

• DownloadTime holds the time of the object read. take_download_time(source_refused) hands it over once, and only after a refusal, the provider's own or the caller's.
• expect_moved_source() tells the provider that the next download answers a refusal it cannot see. Every provider with a record then reads one stream: one consistent view of an object that moved, and the time that goes with it. The native parallel path is no longer retried after a refusal.
• Sources: S3 x-amz-meta-mtime then Last-Modified (same as stat, the mismatch was found live on MinIO); WebDAV and Azure Last-Modified; B2 x-bz-upload-timestamp; SFTP the stat next to the open, or fstat on the handle after a refusal (a failed fstat clears the time); FTP and Koofr two readings around the stream that must agree, because their transfers carry no comparable time. The crypt and compress overlays forward both calls.
• HttpRangeAttempt::Refused is distinct from Fallback, so a refusal is not read as an ordinary fallback.

Hardening found along the way:

• FTP time_reading is MLST only and bounded to 30 s. A reading that runs out gives up the session, because its reply is still owed and the next command would read it as its own answer. The download reconnects before going on.
• S3 parse_mtime_metadata uses checked arithmetic: a huge server-supplied value could overflow.
• The Legacy GUI route takes the time under the same provider lock as the download.
• docs/COMMAND-INVENTORY.json was missing compare_paths_left_out on main, which fails the inventory check; regenerated.

Tests

New unit and fixture tests per provider (a_download_time_is_handed_over_only_after_a_refusal, the_time_of_what_carried_the_bytes_replaces_the_one_read_before, the_metadata_node_uses_the_time_a_provider_fallback_read, a_refused_download_reports_the_time_of_what_carried_its_bytes, a_download_after_a_refusal_reads_one_stream, a_download_reads_the_time_a_stat_reads, FTP a_download_after_a_refusal_keeps_the_time_both_readings_agree_on, a_time_reading_that_runs_out_gives_up_the_session).

Live, release CLI, lab MinIO: a 40 MB object dated 2026-01-15 replaced during get --segments 4 by a 2 MB object dated 2026-03-20. The parallel read was refused, fell back to one stream, and the local file holds the new bytes with the new object's date.

Not tested live

Koofr's two readings, SFTP fstat after a refusal and the GUI paths as Tauri commands are covered by fixtures or by reading only. A resume keeps the listing's time: it never follows a refusal, because partial_offset > 0 skips the segmented attempt that could raise one.

Review notes

CodeRabbit CLI asked several times whether B2Provider's derived Clone shares download_time. It does not: DownloadTime::clone returns a fresh record, and share() is the explicit way to share one. Reviewed together with the stacked row 119 change.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the accuracy of modification times preserved on downloaded files. When a download falls back from parallel to single-stream transfer, the app now uses timestamp information associated with the content actually downloaded when available, with existing metadata as a fallback.
  • Applied this behavior across supported storage connections and download workflows, including resumed downloads.

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Findings

Do not retain a partial when FSTAT identifies a different object but omits size.
Keep a native refusal across retries of the same entry.
Only mark the fallback as moved after a refusal.
Capture the timestamp before releasing the provider lock.
Apply the carried timestamp on the DAG path.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src-tauri/src/bin/aeroftp_cli.rs:
- Line 36760: Update pget_fallback_single to accept a source_refused flag from
pget_segmented_download; call provider.expect_moved_source() only when that flag
is true, and pass the flag to take_download_time so non-refusal fallbacks
preserve the listing timestamp.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/multi_thread.rs:
- Around line 1226-1229: Update DownloadTime::begin() to carry the native
refusal recorded by refused() into retries of the same entry, alongside
moved_source, so is_refused() remains true after begin(); clear that refusal
when a new entry starts, following the executor’s source_refused lifecycle.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs:
- Around line 3167-3169: Update the FSTAT handling around
RangeSourceFingerprint::of so a different opened-handle object identified by its
modified time invalidates the old partial even when attributes.size is absent.
In that case, do not retain the pathname-derived total_size as the read bound;
preserve the existing size-based behavior when FSTAT supplies a size.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/transfer_dag_single_file.rs:
- Around line 1433-1437: Capture the refused-download timestamp with
take_download_time(false) while DownloadFile still holds the provider lock,
store it for that file, and have PreserveMetadata use the stored value instead
of reacquiring the provider; retain None when no refusal timestamp was recorded.
- Line 1438: Update run_dag_download_leaf so a successful
execute_single_file_dag download consumes and applies the carried timestamp even
when modified is None; preserve the existing Legacy timestamp handling.

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Walkthrough

Download providers now track modification times associated with downloaded bytes and distinguish source-refused range attempts from other fallbacks. Transfer paths can signal moved-source handling and use recorded times when preserving local file modification times.

Changes: Download timestamp handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Download time and refusal contract src-tauri/src/providers/mod.rs, src-tauri/src/providers/multi_thread.rs	StorageProvider adds hooks for moved-source expectations and retrieving download times. DownloadTime records validated timestamps and refusal state. HTTP range attempts distinguish refused reads from other fallbacks.
Response-time provider recording src-tauri/src/providers/azure.rs, src-tauri/src/providers/b2.rs, src-tauri/src/providers/s3.rs, src-tauri/src/providers/webdav.rs	These providers record response timestamps after successful file commits. Their download and resume paths initialize timing state and handle refused parallel reads. Tests cover timestamp extraction and refusal cases.
Metadata checks after refusal src-tauri/src/providers/ftp.rs, src-tauri/src/providers/koofr.rs, src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs	These providers use remote metadata to select or verify modification times around fallback reads. Their tests cover moved-source behavior and timestamp or size selection.
Transfer fallback and timestamp preservation src-tauri/src/bin/aeroftp_cli.rs, src-tauri/src/compress_overlay_provider.rs, src-tauri/src/crypt_overlay_provider.rs, src-tauri/src/provider_commands.rs, src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs, src-tauri/src/transfer_bulk.rs, src-tauri/src/transfer_dag_single_file.rs	Transfer paths track range refusals, signal moved-source expectations, and retrieve provider timestamps after successful downloads. Local modification-time preservation prefers the provider timestamp where available. Overlay providers forward the new hooks.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~55 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ProviderTransferExecutor
  participant StorageProvider
  participant RemoteResponse
  participant LocalFile
  ProviderTransferExecutor->>StorageProvider: Mark source as moved after range refusal
  StorageProvider->>RemoteResponse: Read fallback stream
  RemoteResponse->>StorageProvider: Return bytes and response modification time
  StorageProvider->>ProviderTransferExecutor: Provide recorded download time
  ProviderTransferExecutor->>LocalFile: Preserve modification time

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Possibly related PRs

• axpdev-lab/aeroftp#1445: Classifies refused If-Match range reads and falls back to a single-stream read after refreshing metadata.
• axpdev-lab/aeroftp#1363: Adds folder downloads through the provider download executor and preserves remote modification times.

Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review 199eb

Downloads after a refused parallel read can still get the wrong local modification time. This happens on retry, in concurrent GUI transfers, in CLI fallbacks, and in some GUI paths without a caller time. SFTP can also mix partial content in a narrow case. Fix these before merging; the remaining Koofr and FTP timeout edge cases are accepted tradeoffs.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

Nitpick comments: 4

src-tauri/src/providers/s3.rs: 1

12516-12521: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Give the refusal test a Last-Modified value that differs from the planning HEAD.

The pin_server fixture sends the same Last-Modified on the HEAD, the windows, and the whole-object GET. The assertion on take_download_time(false) therefore cannot tell a time taken from the planning HEAD from a time taken from the GET that carried the bytes. Serve a distinct Last-Modified on the GET and the windows, keep the HEAD's value, and assert the GET's value. Check other tests that use the same fixture for assertions on the shared value.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/s3.rs around lines 12516 - 12521:
Update the pin_server fixture’s RefusedReplaced responses to keep the planning
HEAD’s Last-Modified value distinct from the value served on windows and the
whole-object GET; update this refusal test to assert the GET value, and adjust
other tests using the fixture that assert the shared value.

src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs: 1

7570-7577: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a test that exercises the provider-refusal FSTAT time path.

a_download_keeps_the_time_it_read_for_a_caller_that_saw_a_refusal sets no provider-side refusal, so source_is_moving stays false. The handle-time branch in download_with_size_hint (src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs:3166-3172) does not run. The test fixture also returns the same mtime from every stat read and does not override fstat. A change that returns a wrong time from that branch, or removes the branch, would not change any assertion in the suite.

Add a test that:

• puts the provider into the refused state before download, so the branch at sftp.rs:3166-3172 runs;
• makes fstat on the opened handle return an mtime that differs from the one stat returns, which requires an fstat override in the ReadCappingServer fixture;
• asserts that the time returned by take_download_time equals the fstat value.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs around lines 7570 - 7577:
Add a test alongside
a_download_keeps_the_time_it_read_for_a_caller_that_saw_a_refusal that sets the
provider to refused before download and verifies take_download_time returns the
handle’s FSTAT mtime. Update the ReadCappingServer fixture to override fstat and
return an mtime distinct from stat, ensuring the download_with_size_hint
handle-time branch is exercised.

src-tauri/src/providers/b2.rs: 1

6278-6279: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a B2 test for the provider-detected refusal handoff.

The new test calls take_download_time(true) itself, so it never reaches the Ok(false) branch that calls self.download_time.refused() at b2.rs:3103. No other B2 test calls parallel_download_if_unchanged or take_download_time. Removing the refused() call would leave the B2 tests passing.

Add a test that runs a native parallel download the source refuses. Then assert that take_download_time(false) returns the timestamp of the single-stream response. The S3 test at s3.rs:12509 covers a similar refusal handoff and can serve as a model.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/b2.rs around lines 6278 - 6279:
Extend the B2 provider tests to exercise a native parallel download that the
source refuses, reaching the refusal handoff in parallel_download_if_unchanged;
then assert that take_download_time(false) returns the single-stream response
timestamp.

src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs: 1

4383-4385: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift

Add a same-attempt refusal case to the carried-time test.

The test at src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs:4383-4385 sets source_refused directly and calls download_attempt at attempt 1. The segmented branch runs only at attempt 0, so this call never reaches the production write at line 1447.

Removing that write leaves the test passing. The flag stays false through the fallback. expect_moved_source() is then skipped at line 1468, and the test provider's take_download_time(false) returns None at line 3565. entry.modified keeps the listed time.

Add a case where a segmented refusal occurs on attempt 0. The refusal does not end the attempt. The same call continues into a single-stream download, so assert entry.modified on that call's result. Do not wait for a retry. Use distinct listing and carried times so a missed replacement is visible.

The test comment at line 4367 says the replacement happens "only after a refusal." The test does not produce a refusal, so the comment and the test name describe more coverage than the test provides.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs around lines 4383
- 4385:
Update the carried-time test around executor.download_attempt to exercise a
segmented refusal on attempt 0, then verify that the same call’s single-stream
fallback sets entry.modified to the distinct carried time rather than the
listing time. Ensure the test comment and name accurately describe the refusal
coverage.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/ftp.rs:
- Around line 4379-4383: Update download_after_refusal so the post-transfer
time_reading call is best-effort after the file has been committed: handle its
timeout or failure without returning a retryable whole-download error, while
preserving the existing download_time update when the reading succeeds.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/koofr.rs:
- Around line 999-1004: Move the post-commit `self.stat(remote_path)` reading
out of the timeout-bounded download future, or limit it to the remaining
deadline, so a slow metadata request cannot make an already committed download
fail. Keep the reading best-effort and retain `time_before` when it fails.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs:
- Around line 2963-2968: In the moving-source path near
`planned_download_segments`, close the speculative handle with the existing
`close_preopened!()` helper before refreshing `total_size` via `STAT`. This
ensures the subsequent read uses a handle opened after the size check.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs:
- Around line 4383-4385: Update the carried-time test around
executor.download_attempt to exercise a segmented refusal on attempt 0, then
verify that the same call’s single-stream fallback sets entry.modified to the
distinct carried time rather than the listing time. Ensure the test comment and
name accurately describe the refusal coverage.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/b2.rs:
- Around line 6278-6279: Extend the B2 provider tests to exercise a native
parallel download that the source refuses, reaching the refusal handoff in
parallel_download_if_unchanged; then assert that take_download_time(false)
returns the single-stream response timestamp.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/s3.rs:
- Around line 12516-12521: Update the pin_server fixture’s RefusedReplaced
responses to keep the planning HEAD’s Last-Modified value distinct from the
value served on windows and the whole-object GET; update this refusal test to
assert the GET value, and adjust other tests using the fixture that assert the
shared value.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs:
- Around line 7570-7577: Add a test alongside
a_download_keeps_the_time_it_read_for_a_caller_that_saw_a_refusal that sets the
provider to refused before download and verifies take_download_time returns the
handle’s FSTAT mtime. Update the ReadCappingServer fixture to override fstat and
return an mtime distinct from stat, ensuring the download_with_size_hint
handle-time branch is exercised.

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Keep the post-transfer MLST reading from failing a committed download.

download_after_refusal commits the file before its second time_reading. The executor's whole-download timeout (provider_transfer_executor.rs:1463-1502) can cancel that reading. The attempt then fails with a retryable timeout, so a completed file is downloaded again.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/ftp.rs around lines 4379 - 4383:
Update download_after_refusal so the post-transfer time_reading call is
best-effort after the file has been committed: handle its timeout or failure
without returning a retryable whole-download error, while preserving the
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Fixed in part, and the rest answered. The reading is bounded to 30 s, and one that runs out gives up the session so its late reply cannot be read by the next command. The remaining case is a reading cut by the executor's whole-download deadline: it needs a refusal, a server that stalls on MLST right after the body, and a body that finished within the last 30 s of a budget of at least timeout + size / 50 KB/s. The outcome is one more download of a correct file. Moving the reading out of the download future would make it a second session-owning step in every caller for this one case, so this stays as is.

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@axpnet Understood. The supplied code bounds time_reading to 30 seconds and drops the session when that timeout expires. That handles the reading’s own timeout without failing the committed download.

The executor-deadline case remains, but you have explicitly accepted that trade-off. I will not press for a separate session-owning step in each caller. This is a partial fix with an accepted limitation, not a complete fix of the original finding.

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Keep the post-commit stat from running inside the download deadline.

The metadata request at src-tauri/src/providers/koofr.rs:999-1004 runs after atomic.commit() but inside the future that the executor wraps in tokio::time::timeout. If that request runs past the remaining budget, the executor reports Download timed out for a file that is already published. The caller can then retry and download the file again.

A fixed 10-second bound on the stat does not prevent this. If the body finishes less than 10 seconds before the deadline, the 10-second timer outlasts the deadline, and the executor still times out.

The time reading is best-effort. The executor already keeps the listing time when a reading fails. Move the reading out of the deadline-bounded future, or limit it to the budget that remains. A slow reading should not turn a committed download into a failure.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/koofr.rs around lines 999 - 1004:
Move the post-commit `self.stat(remote_path)` reading out of the timeout-bounded
download future, or limit it to the remaining deadline, so a slow metadata
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Not changing this one. It runs only after a refusal, and it needs a metadata request that outlasts what is left of a budget of at least timeout + size / 50 KB/s. The file is already published and the outcome is one more download of a correct file, not a wrong one. The reading has no way to know the caller's remaining budget, and moving it outside download would make every caller responsible for Koofr's reading.

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@axpnet Understood. The post-commit stat runs only after a refusal, and keeping it inside download keeps Koofr-specific metadata handling in the provider. The possible timeout and repeat download remain an accepted tradeoff. I will not press for this change.

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On the four nitpicks of the review of fc969fc, all in 5b820ea unless said otherwise:

• S3 refusal test: the fixture's whole read now has its own Last-Modified (WHOLE_READ_TIME), and the S3 and WebDAV tests assert it.
• SFTP fstat: ReadCappingServer answers fstat with its own time, and a_download_after_a_refusal_takes_the_time_of_its_handle asserts it.
• Executor: a_refusal_of_the_windows_reaches_the_stream_of_the_same_attempt runs a refusal on attempt 0 and asserts the entry's time from the same call.
• B2: not done as asked. A native refusal needs a mock of B2's API for the size probe and the reading. a_download_after_a_refusal_reads_one_stream covers the caller's refusal, and the refused() call after Ok(false) stays without its own B2 test; the same step is proven on S3 and WebDAV.

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Compare the handle size with totalsize before the serial download commits.

2963-2968: Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win

Compare the handle size with total_size before the serial download commits.

The serial path takes its size from a pathname STAT, then opens the file. A replacement between these calls makes the copy loop stop at the old size, and the commit publishes the result unchecked. The refusal refresh narrows this window. The window predates this PR.

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs around lines 2963 - 2968:
In the serial download path, validate the opened handle’s size against
total_size before committing the downloaded result; if they differ, do not
publish the unchecked copy. Keep the existing source_is_moving refusal refresh
and close_preopened! handling intact.

Assert the executor notifies the provider after a refusal.

4453-4458: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Assert the executor notifies the provider after a refusal.

When source_refused is set, the executor calls provider.expect_moved_source() at src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs:1469. FlakyDownloadProvider does not override this hook, so the call has no effect on the mock. The test asserts only source_refused, entry.modified, and the file content. Removing the call leaves the test passing. Record the call in the mock and assert it in this test.

Add a bool field to FlakyDownloadProvider, default it to false in its constructor, and set it in an override of the hook:

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         fn take_download_time(&mut self, source_refused: bool) -> Option<String> {
             self.carried_time.take().filter(|_| source_refused)
         }
+        fn expect_moved_source(&mut self) {
+            self.moved_source_expected = true;
+        }
         fn transfer_executor_kind(&self) -> ProviderTransferExecutorKind {

         assert!(source_refused);
         assert_eq!(entry.modified.as_deref(), Some(CARRIED));
         assert_eq!(std::fs::read(&entry.local_path).unwrap(), b"ok");
+        assert!(provider.moved_source_expected);

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/provider_transfer_executor.rs around lines 4453
- 4458:
Update the FlakyDownloadProvider mock to record calls to expect_moved_source,
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override. In the relevant download_attempt test, assert that the provider
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Review comments at @src-tauri/src/bin/aeroftp_cli.rs:
- Line 36760: Update pget_fallback_single to accept a source_refused flag from
pget_segmented_download; call provider.expect_moved_source() only when that flag
is true, and pass the flag to take_download_time so non-refusal fallbacks
preserve the listing timestamp.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/multi_thread.rs:
- Around line 1226-1229: Update DownloadTime::begin() to carry the native
refusal recorded by refused() into retries of the same entry, alongside
moved_source, so is_refused() remains true after begin(); clear that refusal
when a new entry starts, following the executor’s source_refused lifecycle.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/providers/sftp.rs:
- Around line 3167-3169: Update the FSTAT handling around
RangeSourceFingerprint::of so a different opened-handle object identified by its
modified time invalidates the old partial even when attributes.size is absent.
In that case, do not retain the pathname-derived total_size as the read bound;
preserve the existing size-based behavior when FSTAT supplies a size.

Review comments at @src-tauri/src/transfer_dag_single_file.rs:
- Around line 1433-1437: Capture the refused-download timestamp with
take_download_time(false) while DownloadFile still holds the provider lock,
store it for that file, and have PreserveMetadata use the stored value instead
of reacquiring the provider; retain None when no refusal timestamp was recorded.
- Line 1438: Update run_dag_download_leaf so a successful
execute_single_file_dag download consumes and applies the carried timestamp even
when modified is None; preserve the existing Legacy timestamp handling.

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462-463: LGTM!

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