[problem]
You want to generate the current epoch offset for UNIX. The count forward since 8am on 1st Jan 1970.
Or conversely you want to see the date and time, for a given epoch offset.
[/problem]
[solution]
You can use perl’s mktime or localtime – or just use my tools below.
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[example]
Either enter epoch:
Or enter the date (plus time)
| day | month | year |
| — select day —
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Dec | — select year —
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epoch offset or date will appear here
[/example]
[reference]
[tags]epoch, unix, 2038[/tags]
- techno park epoch year 2038 problem
[/reference]
