The example that was given to you is the guts of what you are asking for.

Take the code that was given to you by mr_mischief, and save it in a file (lets call it foo.pl). Then just pass your input file through that, ie: 

perl foo.pl < infile > outfile

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Although, you will probably want to change the line: 
print (gmtime $_);

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to read: 
print scalar gmtime($_);

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Or alternatively, if you want your output in local time, then: 
print scalar localtime($_);

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Hope this helps,
Darren

In reply to Re^3: changing date format in and out by McDarren
in thread changing date format in and out by gio001

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