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08-25-2009
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getting the "seconds since epoch" in HP-UX kernel
Hi!
I’m writing a kernel module on HP-UX 11.23, and I can’t find how to get the “number of seconds since epoch” (midnight of Jan 1st 1970). Actually I’m trying to find an equivalent to the user-space “time()” function… I found that in Linux, one can access “xtime.tv_sec” in the kernel and get the desired value, but I can’t seem to find it in HP-UX. Can anyone help? Thanks! |
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08-27-2009
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Hi Nati,
I only know how to get the seconds and number of days... Pls see the script below. Regards, René -------------------------------------------------------------------------- #! /bin/ksh #epoch sec after 1.1.1970 integer EPOCH=$(date -j -f "%a %b %d %T %Z %Y" "$(date)" "+%s") DAYSSINCE1970=$(( EPOCH % 86400 )) echo "DAYSSINCE1970=${DAYSSINCE1970}" |
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