Thank you very much.
The problem is: My perl program will run on a hosting virtual server
and the system admin won't allow me to do so. So I must write a perl
script to get the computer's GMT time and convert it to US ET.:(
On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 08:28:33 -0400, Bob Showalter
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Franklin wrote:
> Hello:
> My operating system is freebsd and its time is GMT time which I can't
> change. How can I write a perl script to get the exact
> time(Hour,minute,second) and change it to US ET?
As John said, the internal clock is always UTC. On FreeBSD, you use the
tzsetup(8) program to
Franklin wrote:
Hello:
Hello,
My operating system is freebsd and its time is GMT time which I can't
change. How can I write a perl script to get the exact
time(Hour,minute,second) and change it to US ET?
All Unix systems (AFAIK) run on UTC (GMT for you old timers, Zulu Time for you
military types)
