Hi Brent, hi list,>If you just run your command in the shell, you'll see that you >get an operation not permitted error. Using the -r switch you >can provide the seconds since Epoch to just display a 'date' >you specify. >For instance: >date -r 978400000 +%a >Returns 'Mon' Ok, that's right! But I also notice this strange behaviour on Mac: date -r 0492900000 +%a returns 'Wed'...ok date -r 0492800000 +%a returns 'Tue'...ok date -r 0492700000 +%a returns 'Mon'...ok date -r 0492600000 +%a returns 'Sat'...ok date -r 0492500000 +%a returns 'Sun'...ok date -r 0492400000 +%a returns 'Fri'...no! I try for a test: date -r 0492411111 +%a returns 'Sat'...ok (11111 are hhmms from the Epoch, is it true?) but: date -r 0492311111 +%a returns 'Fri'...ok date -r 0492211111 +%a returns 'Wed'...no! The behaviour is the same via Bash and via PHP script that invokes the shell...is it a my error or a X server bug? Regards, thanks! Ciao Francesco ----------------------------------------------------------- Leggi la tua email con il tuo cellulare! Grazie a I.Box puoi leggere la tua email di superEva da SMS e dalla segreteria! http://webmail.supereva.it/ibox/ ----------------------------------------------------------- -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
