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Using this function:
perl -e 'use Time::Local; print timelocal("00","00","00","01","01","2000"),"\n";'
It will return an epochtime - but only in GMT - if i want the result in GMT+1 (which is the systems localtime(TZ)), what do i need to change?
Thanks...
Started by Anders on
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Use strict; use DateTime; use DateTime....
Try:
env TZ=UTC+1 perl -e 'use Time::Local; print timelocal("00;now; print $dt->epoch, "\n";
For the timezones, you can use the DateTime::TimeZone module.
You just need to set the timezone.
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I want to give users the option to change their timezone and display their data in that timezone. I'm currently storing a unix timestamp and would like to know what the best way to handle this conversion would be.
I am storing my timestamp in unix format...
Started by Jim on
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Store date data as GMT, and in the user prefs let them store their timezone (which is simply.
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I am trying to display a (java.util.)Date client-side, and it keeps using the browser's timezone, resulting in a different date visible depending on where you view the page.
How do I get the Formatter (DateTimeFormat) to display the date using the server...
Started by RodeoClown on
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DateTimeFormat to use a particular timezone (the one your server is in), like this:
String(TimeZoneConstants.europeWarsaw());
You can hardcode the timezone string/object somewhere as public static final so that it can be easily changed....
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Here a weird one. I just upgrade to php 5.3.0 and since the upgrade I'm getting the following warning:
Warning: getdate() [function.getdate]: It is not safe to rely on the system's timezone settings. You are required to use the date.timezone setting or...
Started by Ole Media on
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Did you try to set timezone by func: http://pl.php.net/manual/en/function.date-default-timezone.
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I want to know if there can be 2 or more GMT timezones for one city or state. I know there can be more then one GMT timezone for a country, but not sure if it's for state and city too. Share your knowledge please.
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Yes, time zones really do change....
There is an extensive description of how and why the change was made in the asia file.
It take for daylight savings to change in a year, because I need to log timezone with daylight saving ).
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This is a question regarding the timezone specified in the Expires and Last-Modified HTTP headers.
In most of the examples I have seen, I always see GMT as the specified timezone in the HTTP headers.
e.g.
Last-Modified: October 21, 2009 00:00:00 GMT
Expires...
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With regards to the timezone , however Section 3.3.1 explicitly states:
All HTTP date/time stamps value; it is unambiguous; the offset from UTC does not change..
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I have 2 different computers, each with different TimeZone.
In one computer im printing System.currentTimeMillis() , and then prints the following command in both computers: System.out.println(new Date(123456)); --> 123456 stands for the number came...
Started by Udi on
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123456 may correspond is that?
Because something....
SimpleDateFormat with a time zone output, and/or change the timezone on the second computer to match then translate to a different timezone, the rendered time will be different.
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I have a scenario where I have a timezone offset (in minutes) and need to determine the timezone for it. I know that all the data is not available (for example, there may be several timezones with an offset of -240 minutes) but a "best guess" is acceptable...
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You could....
Again, you can tweak timezone you are in, because of DST.
It looks like your primary goal is to display a timestamp in the user's local timezone I use on my blog to display a parsed timestamp in the user's local timezone.
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I have a table which stores the storecodes and their timezone. Now based on a given local date, I need to know if that date converted to stores local date was a in a weekend or not. Now I already know how to get the weekend part. I am struggling with ...
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Argentine for instance opts to use the daylight on a year-by-year basis .
And those change regularly.
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I've got an asp.net application that must run some code every day at a specific time in the Eastern Time Zone (DST aware). So my first thought is, get the eastern time value and convert it to local server time.
So I need something like this:
var eastern...
Started by Freyday on
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To deal with Daylight Savings Time, which from time time seems to change (the start and end dates.
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