ID: 29557
User updated by: javier at evaloportunidades dot insp dot mx
Reported By: javier at evaloportunidades dot insp dot mx
Status: Open
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 2.6.7
PHP Version: 5.0.0
New Comment:
Thanks cp, I uncommented the part of the condition in the lines you
said, recompile php, and it worked. This is the part of the condition:
|| (date.yyHaveRel && !date.yyHaveDate && !date.yyHaveDay)
Does anybody know why this part of the condition is commented??
After recompiling php whith these lines uncommented, the
strtotime("now") returns a different value every second (as it should
be):
1094947473
1094947474
1094947475
1094947476
Thank you very much,
Javier Carlos R.
Previous Comments:
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[2004-08-24 09:34:03] never_slept at yahoo dot com
Yes I read that bug report and although them sounded to potentially be
the same thing... my strtotime("now") does in fact spit out a different
value every second and that bug report makes no mention of using the
second argument for strtotime()
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[2004-08-23 06:01:05] cplee at buzzcity dot com
The problem still exists in 5.0.1! Anyway, the problem lies in some
"conditions" being commented in the ext/standard/parsedate.y (and
parsedate.c) under the php_parse_date() function. (parsedate.y:1082,
parsedate.c: 2325). I basically uncomment those lines and did a
recompile. Now the following command gives the correct result:
Command:
php -r 'echo strtotime("now");'
Result:
1093234981
Hope this helps!
--cp
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[2004-08-09 09:33:14] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"now" returns midnight of the current day. I think this is wrong too.
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[2004-08-09 09:12:44] javier at evaloportunidades dot insp dot mx
But the problem is that even after n seconds with PHP 5.0.0 I get the
same result.
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[2004-08-08 23:04:54] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you for taking the time to write to us, but this is not
a bug. Please double-check the documentation available at
http://www.php.net/manual/ and the instructions on how to report
a bug at http://bugs.php.net/how-to-report.php
The code takes <1 second to run, so of course the timestamp
with 1 second precision will be the same.
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