I am reading from a csv file name: dDos_flows.csv, which has whole lot of entries which I am storing them all in a array & filtering out data2. which is: startTime 1421744559358 1421744614728 1421744621032 1421724767767 Now this particular column has the time in the unix timestamp format, which I intent to convert it into standard time format & place it back into the dDos_flows.csv file.

The output I am getting: Wed Dec 31 16:00:00 1969 Thu Apr 17 13:15:58 47023 Fri Apr 18 04:38:48 47023 Fri Apr 18 06:23:52 47023 Sat Aug 31 11:36:07 47022 Thu Jan 30 16:28:48 47023 Wed Apr 16 09:25:01 47023 This is not the correct time. Besides I am getting some warning as well Use of uninitialized value $data2 in localtime at D:\ddos.pl line 20, <$fh> li ne 1. Wed Dec 31 16:00:00 1969 Use of uninitialized value $data2 in localtime at D:\ddos.pl line 20, <$fh> li ne 2. Wed Dec 31 16:00:00 1969 Argument "\x{73}\x{74}..." isn't numeric in localtime at D:\ddos.pl line 20, <$f h> line 3. Use of uninitialized value $data2 in localtime at D:\ddos.pl line 20, <$fh> li ne 22. Wed Dec 31 16:00:00 1969 Use of uninitialized value $data2 in localtime at D:\ddos.pl line 20, <$fh> li ne 23. Wed Dec 31 16:00:00 1969 Use of uninitialized value $data2 in localtime at D:\ddos.pl line 20, <$fh> li ne 24. Wed Dec 31 16:00:00 1969

In reply to Re^2: localtime function by rsodhia
in thread localtime function by rsodhia

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