[RADIATOR] Strange behavior with %J

[Mike McCauley]

Hello José 

Thanks for reporting this.
In fact it should have used %d to get a leading 0 in the day. This has now 
been fixed in the latest patch set.

Cheers.

On Tuesday 06 January 2009 01:05:04 am Jose Borges Ferreira wrote:
> According to the manual %J should give  "The Timestamp in another common
> SQL date time format: 2003-09-12 15:48:00"
>
> I'm doing
>
>  AcctLogFileFormat
> %J;%{Acct-Status-Type};%{Called-Station-Id};%{Calling-Station-Id}
>
> and getting
>
> 2009-01- 5 14:00:00;Stop;xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx;yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
>
> I should get a leading 0 in the day!
>
> But according to the source %J is returning
> Radius::Util::strftime('%Y-%m-%e %H:%M:%S', $ptime) . Is this correct ou
> should be
> Radius::Util::strftime('%Y-%m-*%d* %H:%M:%S', $ptime) ?
>
>
> José Borges Ferreira
>
>
> Eddie Izzard  - "I grew up in Europe, where the history comes from."



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