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and subject line onshore-timesheet is no longer in Debian
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Package: onshore-timesheet
Version: 2.1.0.beta.1-1
Severity: wishlist
It would be useful to be able to select the date format from the config
file - not everyone uses the US short method that onshore-timesheet currently
implements.
DD/MM/YY and YYYY-MM-DD would be useful ones for a start, and should cover
most regions of the world. A truly configurable solution would be best,
however.
Also I am a little alarmed at potential y2k compliance when I see in
common-funcs.pl things such as "$year += 1900;" in date_download. I do note
that in other functions y2k has been considered, though. Has it been
checked out?
Thanks,
Martin.
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Hello,
I'm closing the bug you've reported against onshore-timesheet, because the
package has been removed from Debian in May 2004. Please see
<http://bugs.debian.org/246933> for more details.
Regards,
Tobias
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