The following script will work beautifully when run from the command line.

When called as a CGI under mod_perl_2 (1.99.08) it will output identical dates for all the different time zones!

Is this a known problem???

#! /opt/perl/bin/perl -w

use strict;

use POSIX;

print
    "Content-type: text/plain\n\n",
    "Time zone stuff\n",
    "***************\n",
    "\n";

my $now = time;


$ENV{TZ} = "Europe/London"; POSIX::tzset();
print "Time in Europe/London is   " . localtime($now) . " +OK\n";


$ENV{TZ} = "Europe/Paris"; POSIX::tzset();
print "Time in Europe/Paris is    " . localtime($now) . " +OK\n";


$ENV{TZ} = "America/Chicago"; POSIX::tzset();
print "Time in America/Chicago is " . localtime($now) . " +OK\n";


exit;

In reply to Re: Re: Mod_Perl multiple timezones by dtr
in thread Mod_Perl multiple timezones by dtr

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