What can I do in my code today, to prevent the unix time stamp running out in 2038?
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For example, I mostly program in PHP. What can I do today to prevent my program from exploding in 2038 due to unix time stamp running out? I would love to see some specific algorithms, functions or
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I need to check if a Unix time-stamp (stored as a long) represents today (in my time zone). This is where I am at, but it doesn't seem very elegant:
Calendar tokenTimestamp = Calendar.getInstance();
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So I decided that I would be cool to make a script that tells how much time there is until Unix time resets (on 32 bit systems its the year 2038 problem, 2038-01-19 03:14:07) and I figured it out, ...
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Starting out with an int variable unix time stamp (something like 1290341015), is there a way to get this into a nice human readable date string? The iPhone Mail app has the ideal display of date, ...
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I'm using PHP and MySQL.
I need to store a unix time stamp each time one of my users accomplish a given action. I only need an hourly detail level. Is there any reason why I shouldn't reduce sto...
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I have a requirement to connect to an FTP server from Unix, and download a particular file which has the most recent date/time stamp.
For example here is what the file name might look like:
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How do you format from unix time stamp to local time in Django. The time template filter does not appear to work,
{{ unix_time_value|time:"TIME_FORMAT"}}
What is the correct way?
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I always struggled with this, making a unix time stamp in the past, I need to find all records in mysql that are older than 30 days, but can't seem to think of a way to do this without writing a lo...
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I have a mysql database that store timestamp in a varbinary column and my goal is to convert this to unix time stamp so I can do a elapse time between two time slots.
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For some reason, I cannot get strtotime('+1 month) to work. Here is my code;
$Date = $_REQUEST['date']; //This is a unix time stamp
$Start = $_REQUEST['start']; //This is a unix time stamp
$End...
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