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06-29-2012
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How to get GMT Offset for a specific date?
How can I get GMT offset from EST for a particular date(not current date) in unix. For example, user enters date as: 2012-06-25D11:49:37, this is GMT. I have to calculate GMT offset from EST in unix for this input. Thanks in advance.
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06-29-2012
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Define offset - like -5 hours? or the time in EST? ... or EDT. You do realize that EST is always at a fixed offset from GMT.
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