<p.Linux Mint 21.2 fully up to date. This routine has been in use for several years. the program runs just fine on an old not up to date machine. It does not work after install the 2 updates. 1 had word wayans in it. 4 days ago on my work machine. I don't know how to get around it. { 

# next line here would be 2731
    use Date::Format;
    use Date::Calc qw(Add_Delta_Days);

    $date = sprintf(time2str("%D", time));

Below error message produced on section call up
Date::Calc::Delta_Days(): not a valid date at GasProg line 2731.

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