ahh doh!! , that fixed that, thanks.
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timestamps in lxde ?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/497129
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Bug description:
can anyone please explain why i get
Because you've configured it to use that format. You'll most likely want
%H:%M:%S as a time stamp format. %s is seconds since epoch, which really
isn't that useful when formatted like that.
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Question #94207 on LinuxDC++ changed:
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Razzloss posted a new comment:
Because you've configured it to use that format. You'll most likely want
%H:%M:%S as a time stamp format. %s is seconds since epoch, which really
isn't that useful when form
New question #94207 on LinuxDC++:
https://answers.launchpad.net/linuxdcpp/+question/94207
can anyone please explain why i get this strange format with 1.03+bzr linuxdc?
[20:57:1260910647] <ÞèÑgÜïÑ> VerliHub-0.9.9a (Monday Oct 26 2009)
[20:57:1260910647] <ÞèÑgÜïÑ> RunTime: 1weeks 2days
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Public bug reported:
can anyone please explain why i get this strange format with 1.03+bzr
linuxdc?
[20:57:1260910647] <ÞèÑgÜïÑ> VerliHub-0.9.9a (Monday Oct 26 2009)
[20:57:1260910647] <ÞèÑgÜïÑ> RunTime: 1weeks 2days
[20:57:1260910647] <ÞèÑgÜïÑ> User Count: 38
[20:57:1260910647] <ÞèÑgÜïÑ> System
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