Marcos -
> Now it makes me wonder if perl needs TZ environment variable > to show time() in localtime. I do not think so under Win32, but Perl _will_ make use of TZ if available: C:\>set TZ Environment variable TZ not defined C:\>perl -e "print scalar localtime" Thu Apr 11 16:13:04 2002 C:\>set TZ=CET-1CEST C:\>perl -e "print scalar localtime" Thu Apr 11 22:13:18 2002 The same experiment works with Perl under CygWin. I didn't try it with the CygWin "date" command. On rereading my note, I find that I was also confused about your time zone offset. I was so fascinated with your ".es" domain, I concluded your offset was -2, when in fact it was +2 (+1 for Central European, and +1 for summer time). Thank you for not letting me confuse you as well. > Then TZ variable is listened by perl? I believe so. Tom Wyant _______________________________________________ Perl-Win32-Admin mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
