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05-10-2009, 08:55 PM
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|  How to get local time using PERL? How to get local time using PERL while the server I am using is in a different time zone? For example, my local time is 9 am August 17th. But the server is in 9pm August 16th time zone. How do I write PERL code to get my local time? |
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05-11-2009, 02:15 PM
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| Re: How to get local time using PERL? Quote:
get you the answer you're looking for. Visit the Google search engine and do a search using this string: 20070817003311AAmBIDc The first response that appears is virtually an identical question to the one you're asking, located on Yahoo answers. The good news is that there is a detailed response provided that should help you. | |
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