Hi.. % date -d "07-09-10 10:45:43" Mon Sep 10 10:45:43 PDT 2007
% date -d "07-09-10 10:45:43 + 1 minute" Mon Sep 10 03:45:43 PDT 2007 % date -d "07-09-10 10:45:43 PDT + 1 minute" Mon Sep 10 10:46:43 PDT 2007 The date -d option is taking the time in the local time zone except when you add time to it, when it reverts to GMT. Explicitly mentioning the timezone is a workaround. Version of date (GNU coreutils): 5.97 Thanks! -- PF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Bug-coreutils mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-coreutils
