> Why do you need this? Maybe there's a different solution
> someone could suggest.
No big reason, just that the mtime of a file is arguably worse
than useless if it's at odds with its content. Anyone who does
want the mtime to reflect the time of download can always run
"find . -type f -cmin -10 | xargs touch".
> You could ask the script maintainer to package it in an
> archive of some kind, I think most of those preserve file
> modification time. I know .zip does, anyway. But I'm not sure
> they'd be that receptive.
download_script.php could generate a Last-Modified header from
the upload time (which is in the database). Maybe even include
the version number in the Content-Disposition: file name (it
also is in the database).
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