Brian Cameron wrote:
I have included the following string: $MSGLOCALDATE(CUR;%m/%d/%y %H%M)
...
Note that the year value (%y) in the $MSGLOCALDATE is supposed
to be a 2-digit year value. However, for messages posted in the
year 2000, it is printing out "100", as in the following example:
* NT console 01/11/100 08:38
John Doe
The explanation is that the year portion of the date, that is returned
from the Perl functions "gmtime" and "localtime", is the current year
minus 1900. I suppose that mhtime.pl has to be modified accordingly, and
that Earl will do something about it in the next version.
In the meantime you can try this:
Exchange the line
$year = sprintf("%02d", $year);
in the mhtime.pl file (at line 122) for
$year = sprintf("%02d", (length($year) == 2 ? $year : $year - 100));
/ Gunnar
