I cannot duplicate your output. Is there more to the code you're not showing us? When I run it, I see the following:

$ perl 627886.pl
<br>mtime = 1178489994
<br>54, 19, 15, 6, 4, 107, 0, 125, 1

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Update: ah, I can indeed reproduce your output if I add use Time::localtime; to the code. Now I get:

$ perl 627886.pl
<br>mtime = 1178489994
<br>Time::tm=ARRAY(0x81cce18), , , , , , , ,

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I missed the Time::tm= bit the first time I saw your code. This module is overriding the localtime function and returning an object instead of the usual return values.

In reply to Re: Strage result using localtime to convert epoch time by revdiablo
in thread Strage result using localtime to convert epoch time by punch_card_don

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