Nagios 1.2 - qpage

[Douglas K. Rand]

Steve> curious...

Steve>  % date -r 1100295211 +%H:%M
Steve>  date: 1100295211: No such file or directory

Steve> what flavor of "date" are you using??

The FreeBSD flavor. (Ummm! Tasty!)

You need to get your date to convert that UNIX timestamp to a human
friendly string. (Putting aside the group of humans that grok those
timestamps with out conversion.)

I've never figured out how to persuade the GNU date to handle UNIX
timestamps. Its a trivial C or Perl program to do this for you. But a
little research into GNU's date will probably get it done too.


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