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Hi Derek,
Your script arrived here with linewrap problems... after I
fixed them, I get the following results with various boxes
I can access today...
I ran the attached script with three different arguments and
here are the results:
Timezone Tested
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Mark D. Baushke wrote:
> So, for unrecognized zones, three spaces are produced for the
> timezone on the CRAY Y-MP system.
Hrm. `date +%Z' returns `GMT' on my NetBSD 1.6.1. I think this will
not be easy, especially as one of the timezones suggeste
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Derek Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Mark D. Baushke wrote:
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> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$ export TZ=Asia/Calcutta [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$
> > date Fri Apr
> > 15 07:01:59 2005
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>
> ...
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$ TZ=Pacific/Honolulu date
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Mark D. Baushke wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$ export TZ=Asia/Calcutta [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$ date
> Fri Apr
> 15 07:01:59 2005
...
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$ TZ=Pacific/Honolulu date Fri Apr 15 07:07:12
> 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mdb]$
>
> That s
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Derek Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ian Abbott wrote:
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> | Hi Derek,
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> | On 08/04/05 19:05, you wrote:
> |
> |> Is there some simple, cross-platform test I could use to fall
> |> back on GMT0BST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0 if the Europe/London timezone
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Ian Abbott wrote:
| Hi Derek,
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| On 08/04/05 19:05, you wrote:
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|> Is there some simple, cross-platform test I could use to fall
|> back on GMT0BST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0 if the Europe/London timezone
|> isn't defined or skip the tests entirely if neither zon
On 08/04/05 19:16, Derek Price wrote:
I've checked in a workaround on 1.12.x - I've replaced all three
remaining internal references to "GMT" in the sources with "-".
Let me know if this works for you, and it can be released with
1.12.12. I don't know whether to expect a getdate fix from GNULI
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Ian Abbott wrote:
| Hi Derek,
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| I've tried building getdate in cvs-1.12.11 and in ccvs from the
| repository. I got the same result in both cases.
|
| If you want to try and reproduce it, you'll probably need to set
| the TZ environment variable. Mi
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Ian Abbott wrote:
| On 08/04/2005 16:05, Derek Price wrote:
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|> Ian Abbott wrote:
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|> | If you want to try and reproduce it, you'll probably need to
|> set | the TZ environment variable. Mine is set
On 08/04/2005 16:05, Derek Price wrote:
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Ian Abbott wrote:
| If you want to try and reproduce it, you'll probably need to set
| the TZ environment variable. Mine is set to "Europe/London", but if
| your libc doesn't understand that format, you can try
|
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Ian Abbott wrote:
| If you want to try and reproduce it, you'll probably need to set
| the TZ environment variable. Mine is set to "Europe/London", but if
| your libc doesn't understand that format, you can try
| "GMT0BST,M3.5.0,M10.5.0" or "GMT0BST" i
Hi Derek,
I've tried building getdate in cvs-1.12.11 and in ccvs from the
repository. I got the same result in both cases.
If you want to try and reproduce it, you'll probably need to set the TZ
environment variable. Mine is set to "Europe/London", but if your libc
doesn't understand that for
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The correct place to report bugs in the getdate library would be
[EMAIL PROTECTED], but could you please verify that you can reproduce
your problem with the version of CVS available from the CVS repository
on cvshome.org before you bother them? Also, s
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