Good day Monks!

So I am using this code that works perfectly on a website.

On the website it displays 0d 1h 17m 43s, days hours minutes and seconds for how long that process ran for.

But I used a similiar code to print "Duration : 0d 0h 5m 0s" every 5 minutes to show how long the process has been running so they know when they want to stop.

For some reason, once it hits 1 hour, it doesn't print "Duration : 0d 1h 0m 0s", instead it prints "Duration : 0d 0h 0m 0s".

The .cgi and .pl uses the same code to convert the time so I have no idea why it doesn't show the hour.. 

while (1) {
        my $days = int($runtime / 86400);
        $runtime -= ($days * 86400);
        my $hours = int($runtime / 3600);
        $runtime -= ($hours * 3600);
        my $minutes = int($runtime / 60);
        my $seconds = $runtime % 60;

        $days = $days .'d ';
        $hours = $hours .'h ';
        $minutes = $minutes .'m ';
        $runtime2 = $runtime;
        $runtime2 = $days . $hours . $minutes . $seconds . 's';
        if (time()>=$nextruntime){
                $nextruntime=time()+300;
                $runtime += 300;
                print "Duration: $runtime2\n";
        }

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Code used for the .cgi

my $epochrun = $epochend - $epochstart;
my $days = int($epochrun / 86400);
$epochrun -= ($days * 86400);
my $hours = int($epochrun / 3600);
$epochrun -= ($hours * 3600);
my $minutes = int($epochrun / 60);
my $seconds = $epochrun % 60;

$days = $days .'d ';
$hours = $hours .'h ';
$minutes = $minutes .'m ';
$epochrun = $days . $hours . $minutes . $seconds . 's';

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Thanks in advance!

This just finished printing... 

Starting iostat-10-test-2014_06_30-09:57:35_EDT
Starting vmstat-10-test-2014_06_30-09:57:35_EDT
Duration: 0d 0h 0m 0s
Starting mpstat-10-test-2014_06_30-09:57:35_EDT
Duration: 0d 0h 5m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 10m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 15m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 20m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 25m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 30m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 35m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 40m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 45m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 50m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 55m 0s
Duration: 0d 0h 0m 0s

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