On January 12, 2000 at 23:55, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> > Note that the year value (%y) in the $MSGLOCALDATE is supposed
> > to be a 2-digit year value. However, for messages posted in the
> > year 2000, it is printing out "100", as in the following example:
> >
> > * NT console 01/11/100 08:38
> > John Doe
> Exchange the line
>
> $year = sprintf("%02d", $year);
>
> in the mhtime.pl file (at line 122) for
>
> $year = sprintf("%02d", (length($year) == 2 ? $year : $year - 100));
Probably quicker to just subtract 100 from $year if $year > 100
after $yearfull has been set:
$year -= 100 if $year > 100;
Note, if you have POSIX.pm for your system, you can set the
POSIXSTRFTIME resource to true. MHonArc will then use
POSIX::strftime() instead of its own version. If POSIXSTRFTIME
is set to true, but POSIX::strftime() is not defined, MHonArc
will fallback to its own implementation.
Side note: It appears that the $MMDDYY$, and similiar 2 digit year
resource variables, still behave properly.
--ewh
