Hi Nicholas,
On 2016-12-22 09:41:30, you wrote to me:
WvV>> Btw: :51 on this one.
NB> :50 here. So there's obviously a bug in HPT that seemed to have gone
NB> unnoticed until now. I've also taken a look at random messages in FIDONEWS
NB> to confirm that I'm indeed storing messages with only even seconds.
DOS/fat had a resolution of 2 seconds on file times. But since hpt has it's
origins in linux (I think), it's strange that hpt would behave like this.
NB> With strftime and whatever else is out there, how is that even
NB> possible?!
It's the conversion from the ascii time format inside the pkt files to your
message base. sftftime won't play a part in that.
Bye, Wilfred.
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