I think the minimal changes to your code to use a 0 instead of a space are shown by the 2 lines denoted with "CHANGED":
#!/usr/bin/perl
my @tm=localtime(time);
$year=@tm[5]+1900;
$mon=@tm[4]+1;
$dom=@tm[3];
if ($dom<10) { $dom="0$dom"; }
$dow=@tm[6];
$dstamp=sprintf("%04d%02d%02d",$year,$mon,$dom); # CHANGED
$hour=@tm[2];
$min=@tm[1];
$sec=@tm[0];
if ($hour<10) { $hour="0$hour"; }
if ($min<10) { $min="0$min"; }
if ($sec<10) { $sec="0$sec"; }
$dstime=$tm[8]; # is it currently daylight savings time.
$tstamp=sprintf("%02d%02d%02d",$hour,$min,$sec); # CHANGED
print "year is $year\n";
print "mon is $mon\n";
print "dom is $dom\n";
print "hour is $hour\n";
print "min is $min\n";
print "sec is $sec\n";
print "tstamp is $tstamp\n";
print "dstamp is $dstamp\n";
The code could use a lot of cleaning up.
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