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If your server is in the place you are trying to retrieve the time from: ------------------  :: Who is Andy?
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umm... i dont think that this will be on a local computer... if its not.. whats the code that i have to put? ------------------ check out my site at http://www.ultimategamers2000.com
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You would have to write a routine to subtract/add the proper amount of hours. ------------------ :: Who is Andy?
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To add or subtract hours off your servers timezone do something like this: my @time = localtime(time+(3600*-2)); That would subtract 2 hours... or it should ![[Linked Image]](https://ubbdev.com/ubb/smilies/wink.gif) lol ------------------ Powered by ZCom Bulletin Boards
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ummm.. it doesnt seem like that works on a win 98/apache server..... but it does work on s unix server.... y? ------------------ check out my site at http://www.ultimategamers2000.com
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Course it does. I run my scripts on my win98/apache machine and it works ------------------ Powered by ZCom Bulletin Boards
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