Epoch Question

[raodeepak]

Hi,

I just got a log file which has timestamps like thess which i am not
able to comprehend

1141114190, 266410
1141114190, 267059

on so on. I am assuming that the first column is the epoch time stamp
in seconds and the second column is milliseconds (?)

Can someone guide me on how i can convert that back to a timeformat
like

02/28/2006 06:50:12.884951401 or vice versa. Till now all ive found is
epoch convertors can convert only to the second, and not millisecond

Thanks
dr

 

[Anno Siegel]

Hi,

I just got a log file which has timestamps like thess which i am not
able to comprehend

1141114190, 266410
1141114190, 267059

on so on. I am assuming that the first column is the epoch time stamp
in seconds and the second column is milliseconds (?)

Can someone guide me on how i can convert that back to a timeformat
like

02/28/2006 06:50:12.884951401 or vice versa. Till now all ive found is
epoch convertors can convert only to the second, and not millisecond

Forget about the milliseconds. Since the epoch starts on a full second,
you can just add them on later. For the epoch seconds, see
perldoc -f localtime.

Anno

 

[A. Sinan Unur]

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Hi,

I just got a log file which has timestamps like thess which i am not
able to comprehend

1141114190, 266410
1141114190, 267059

on so on. I am assuming that the first column is the epoch time stamp
in seconds and the second column is milliseconds (?)

http://www.google.com/search?q=define:millisecond

Sinan

 

[brian d foy]

Forget about the milliseconds. Since the epoch starts on a full second,
you can just add them on later. For the epoch seconds, see
perldoc -f localtime.

The perlfaq4 man page has several examples too, and I find the DateTime
module very useful.
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[John W. Krahn]

Shouldn't that be (reverse each component and remove .dilavni for email
address) or (remove .invalid and reverse each component for email address)?




John

 

[A. Sinan Unur]

Shouldn't that be (reverse each component and remove .dilavni for
email address) or (remove .invalid and reverse each component for
email address)?

Good catch ;-)

Sinan

 

[robic0]

"nhoJ W. nharK" <[email protected]> etorw ni
swen:fQkzO.49361$4pC.0416@09spntde:

dooG hctac ;-)

naniS
--
A. naniS runU <[email protected]>
(evomer .dilavni dna esrever hcae tnenopmoc rof liame sserdda)

pmoc.gnal.lrep.csim senilediug no eht WWW:
ptth://liam.liamtsugua.moc/~cmdat/csimplc/senilediug_csimplc.lmth

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