Hi Brent, hi list,
Oooopsss...;)
>date -r 049290 +%a returns 'Wed'...ok
>date -r 049280 +%a returns 'Tue'...ok
>date -r 049270 +%a returns 'Mon'...ok
>date -r 049260 +%a returns 'Sun'...ok
^^^
>date -r 049250 +%a returns
Hi Brent, hi list,
Oooopsss...;)
>date -r 049290 +%a returns 'Wed'...ok
>date -r 049280 +%a returns 'Tue'...ok
>date -r 049270 +%a returns 'Mon'...ok
>date -r 049260 +%a returns 'Sun'...ok
^^^
>date -r 049250 +%a returns
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 97840 +%a
>R
Reading the man page on a Mac it says that you are trying to set the
system date if you provide a date, which you need to be root to be able
to do. 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 second
Hi,
I've an Apple G5 Xserve with MacOsX server 10.3 (Darwin 7.3.1)
and PHP 4.3.2 and I need to run a PHP script containing this line:
Linux: $temp=shell_exec("date 01/01/2004 +%a");
Mac: $temp=shell_exec("date 010104 +%a");
(man date says me how to write correctly date string in bot
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