On Jun 4, 2005, at 4:54 PM, Jakob Peterh�nsel wrote:
If anyone have pointers, please let me know.
I'm doing� a SNMP probe and have an Interger returned that is the
services uptime in sec's.
I think my mind turned on me, as I can't seem to figure out how to get
that shown as a human readable string.
The strftime functions seem to return the time in relation to unix
posix time (01011970)
If you want the uptime to be displayed as: "xx days, hh:mm:ss" then
you can use:
sprintf( "%d days, %d:%2.2d:%2.2d", $uptime / 86400, ($uptime %
86400)/3600, ($uptime % 86400 % 3600)/60, $uptime % 60)
(Note: The result of the expression $uptime / 86400 will almost always
have a fractional part -- the %d just prints the whole part.)
If you want to display the services start time in local time, you can
use:
strftime( "%x %X", time() - $uptime)
time() returns current time in unix time.
Regards,
Bill Fisher
Dartware, LLC
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