On Mon, 2009-11-09 at 16:48 +0100, Fabian Kneißl wrote: > This also happened to me once. If you select a folder during import that > is different from the default one configured in the f-spot preferences, > then no date hierarchy will be created. Make sure the same folder is > specified. > If this does not work, file a bug for ubuntu's f-spot version, as this > is an ubuntu patch not included in official f-spot. I'll try to take look at this and file a bug as needed, since I'm rapidly becoming familiar with the Ubuntu F-Spot package. > Just delete the photos from inside F-spot and you can re-import. > BTW: F-spot usually takes the exif date and not the file timestamp, > because this is more reliable (if the exif tag exists). > Note that due to a bug, the date is shifted by some amount (your > timezone - UTC). There is currently some discussion about it (again ;)). I believe that as long as the preferences are not set to store tags and descriptions in the files, the timestamps will not be affected. If F-Spot is set to store tags and descriptions in the files, it will indeed shift all timestamps to try to put them in UTC. If you then delete and re-import some photos, they will get shifted again, etc. Regards, -- Steve McGrath smcgrath23 gmail com
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