Hello Jean-Paul, hello all,
> >> Q> printf( "%02u.%02u.19%u", tm_mday, tm_mon, tm_year % 100 );
> >
> >Aah, ok, well that would explain the 190. However that would be
> >somewhat... err... funny coding. The coder knows that tm_year can be > 99
> >but doesn't realise that if it really is, it means the century has
> >changed...
>
> Sorry, I did not find such problem in the code. When and where do you see
> this wrong date ?
Maybe it is fixed already in 7.00g26 but if you use the daemon
version xfbbd 7.00g25 it will show the wrong date upon login.
I must add that we tried this using xfbbC, ie. we connected the
daemon on the same machine without using a radio link. Maybe
the login screen is made by a different code part than the one you
see using a radio connection.
By the way:
> WEB : http://www.f6fbb.org
gives me a "connection refused". What's wrong here?
And another question: I was told that the latest version of the
F6FBB BBS software is 7.00g26, which was developed for use with
kernels 2.2.x. Will there be a version later than 7.00g25 that can be
used with kernel 2.0.36, too?
Best regards
Gerd
