perl localtime returns gmttime

[Kirill Yarosh]

I have update perl to 5.8.2 .
After that i did find symptomatic insane behaviour of "local" function.
Now it returns GMT time.
Does anybody unite with me ?

$perl -e 'use POSIX qw(strftime); $now_string = strftime ("%a %b %e 
%H:%M:%S %Y", localtime); print $now_string . "\n";'
Sun Nov  9 15:06:30 2003

$ date -R
Sun, 09 Nov 2003 17:06:33 +0200

Kirill.


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Bash 3.00.16(7), paste-from-clipboard binding reset after command execution

[Kirill Yarosh]

Hi,
I have following line in my .inputrc:
"\C-v": paste-from-clipboard
When the bash starts ^V binded to quoted-insert.
$ bind -p | grep '"\\C-v'
"\C-v": quoted-insert
When I force bash to re-read-init-file with "\C-x\C-r"
^V bounded to paste-from-clipboard but until "Return" keyboard
key will pressed( until next command ).
After execution of new command the binding returns to quoted-insert.

Is it sane behavior ?


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Xemacs warning message after update to xemacs-21.4.19-2

[Kirill Yarosh]

Hi all,
After update to xemacs-21.4.19-2 I got a following warning message:
WARNING:
Couldn't find an obvious default for the root of the
XEmacs hierarchy.

It's just a warning but xemacs works properly. Anybody knows how to 
suppress this warning ?


Thanks
Kirill Yarosh


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date.exe have some time advance to system time

[Kirill Yarosh]

I have a problem with date.exe .
date.exe got a permanent increasing time advance in comparison to system time.


The following example demonstrates the problem:

$ date ; cmd /c echo %TIME%
Sun Oct 24 10:32:44 JST 2010
10:32:37.08





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Re: date.exe have some time advance to system time

[Kirill Yarosh]

On some computers it works as by a book.
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