In a terminal session I can use date -u to get
Mon Mar 16 03:34:39 2009 UTC
However, I'd like to include the offset. I'm modifying a TextMate tab trigger so that I can insert the full date including the local offset, in standard UTC format. I believe that would be in the following form:
Mon Mar 16 03:34:39 2009 UTC -0500
So, as you can see, I don't know how to get the timezone offset and combine that with formatted date results.
From stackoverflow
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Try this:
echo `date -u` `date +%z`mouviciel : Replaced date -u +%z by date +%z. the first one would always return +0000.John Feminella : Whoops, good catch. Thanks for the fix.Michael Prescott : That's perfect, thank you very much!
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