Re: REQUEST EXPIRED

Again, as always, compare what the working example does, and compare that with what your code does:

date +%s
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This outputs on my machine:

1727198961
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The Perl equivalent is:

perl -wE "say time"
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... which outputs:

1727199064
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So, change your method of formatting the timestamp to:

my $timestamp = time();
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Re^2: REQUEST EXPIRED by frank1 (Monk) on Sep 24, 2024 at 18:29 UTC
Thanks it worked! But i need to read more about blank brackets what it does because i tried my $timestamp = time; and never works but with blank bracket am surprised that it worked	[reply]
Re^3: REQUEST EXPIRED by Danny (Chaplain) on Sep 24, 2024 at 20:39 UTC
because i tried my $timestamp = time; and never works It should `perl -wE '$x=time; $y=time(); say $x; say $y'; date +%s 1727210259 1727210259 1727210259` [download]	[reply] [d/l]