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The solution for Y2K problem on Linux
Name: Masao.Nakagawa Date: September 21, 1999 at 22:03:29 Pacific
Comment:
I would like to know some place that is able to give me the solution for Y2K problem on Linux. It is URL, Mailing list, everything OK. Thank you.
Name: Anarchy Dave Date: September 22, 1999 at 07:43:13 Pacific
Reply:
There is no Y2k problem on Linux. Do you even know what the Y2k problem is?
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Response Number 2
Name: Masao Nakagawa Date: September 23, 1999 at 20:18:38 Pacific
Reply:
Anarchy Dave. Thank you for the advice.
I understand that my requirement is very abstactly. I have known that Unix vender such as SUN releases the patch for Y2K problem. Though I do not know the detail of the patch, it solves Y2K problem on UNIX. So, old UNIX SVR4 commands which read or write a 2 digit year worked incorrect year action. For example, /bin/sar command displayed 100 in yy field. I would like to know what problem for Y2K is on Linux.
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