On FreeBSD newsyslog shows the same interesting sort of problem witha
'time' value of @T02 on the day of the leap change, sudden;y it'll balk
saying the format of the line is wrong. Could be related on an outside
area as newsyslog uses mktime and some ISO time format.
Sean Chittenden wrote:
Cuttign down the CC: list this time, apologies if I cut too much and
someone misses a copy of this
Sean Chittenden wrote:
>
>The FreeBSD folk are absolutely adamant about having mktime() no
>compensate for deadzones between DST shifts and they insist that the
>application handle this. Some
Sean Chittenden wrote:
>>>The FreeBSD folk are absolutely adamant about having mktime() no
>>>compensate for deadzones between DST shifts and they insist that
>>>the application handle this. Someone's off looking at how other
>>>OS'es handle this, but this could be an arduous battle on that
>>
://archives.postgresql.org/ first, if you don't find oyur answers
there then post a question to [EMAIL PROTECTED], not pgsql-bugs.
Thank you
Michael Loftis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sir,
> recently I have downloaded the postgreSql and I want to install it in
> windows 2000
> operatin
