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Different time format in script, started in shell or in cron
I try to write a python script, which analyze user logon time with "who" command.
When i start script in bash, i get this result: USER=mnadmin tty7 2009-04-18 11:37 (:0) But when i start script in cron, i get result like this: USER=mnadmin tty7 Apr 18 11:37 (:0) I see - script have different environment in both cases, but i dont know where is time format defined... I want to get a time format like i get it in bash. Any ideas? |
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I add environment variable inside my script: os.environ["LANG"]="en_US.UTF-8" and now the time is in right format: USER=mnadmin tty7 2009-04-19 12:04 (:0) Thanks! |
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