by jbudding.. » Sat, 12 Feb 2000 04:00:00
I'm running Apache on RH 6.0 and am having problems getting Apache to
return the correct date and time with a call such as:
<!--#echo var="DATE_LOCAL"-->
Returns time in CST even after I've run timeconfig on Redhat and set
time to local time (which is EST).
TIA,
Jeff
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Hi,
I hope i can drop my question about Linux shell programming here?
I'm writing a script in bash to find files. I'm using the slocate
programm, which is being runned every hour using a cron job, to create
it's database.
Now i want to know how long it is ago that the database has been
recreated. Zo i need to check the date and time from that file and
compare it with the current date and time. I know there must be easy to
do but i can't find the trick to do it.
Maikel van Gorkom
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