another one. don't rely on %t. You can get the date in your program using localtime() function or similar.
Navjot >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of >Jacques Caron >Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 11:00 PM >To: mario molfese >Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: a gap with the kannel's time > > >Hi, > >At 18:01 31/10/2003, mario molfese wrote: >>when kannel calls me back a php page which i asked it to do via >the dlrurl >>parameter, it uses a %t time parament which is 1 hour less than the time >>of the machine on which kannel runs. >> >>i.e. at 14.13.00 kannel calls my page with %t parameter equal to 14.13.00 > >Well, that's the same time :-) > >It's probably simply giving you the UTC time, which is the real "time of >the machine", and is always a better idea since there is no ambiguity. >Local time is a per-user convention, and conversion between the two is >pretty easy. > >Jacques. > > >-- Interactive Media Factory SARL > SMS, SMS+, IVR & WAP development and services > http://www.imfeurope.com/ > > > >
