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This should roughly get you to the current value within the
second. It is perl.
my $ct=time();
$ct+=11644473600; print $ct."0000000\n"; Looks something like:
F:\temp>timetest.pl
127815039540000000 [Wed 01/11/2006 20:45:54.59]
F:\temp>w32tm /ntte 127815039540000000 147934 01:45:54.0000000 - 1/11/2006 8:45:54 PM (local time) [Wed 01/11/2006 20:46:02.50] It is basically
the opposite of a post I sent to this list back in Nov 2004 and a few other
places...
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sitton Glen
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Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 8:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [ActiveDir] OT: NT epoch time value of "now" Anyone know of a command or utility to spit out the long-integer datetime
value of "now"? I'm looking for the long-integer of the ANSI datetime
value (NT epoch time since 1/1/1601).
A
script that converts the friendly datetime of "now" to NTTE would work.
I've hunted and can't find anything.
Thanks!
Glen
Sitton
IRS Active Directory Team
Modernization & Information
Technology Services
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- RE: [ActiveDir] OT: NT epoch time value of "now" joe
