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Old 01-12-2005
Question Problems with unixtime!
Hi, i have wrote a scripts thats connect too some tables in a phpBB community. I have got contact with all of the tables but becouse phpBB uses unixtime, it is showed wrong. 0312011557 (Wednesday, 12. january, 15.57). I ask on this page becouse it is a unixpage, sow I wonder i someone has a script that correct this erors in my script.

My script is her: http://www.tinemlarsson.1go.dk/forumet.php

Sorry for my bad English.Smilie
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Old 01-12-2005
well!
touch -t 200412312300 date.file
will give a file that has time stamp of dec 31st 11.00pm of last year (2004)
and touch -t 20050112157 date.file will a file (date.file) with a time stamp of jan 12th 11.57am of this year 2005. the first two numbers should be the century and the second two the year.. other wise you have s slight confusion between 1903 or 1905 and 2003 or 2005.
ans:2003 or 200501121157.
check out man date!
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