Closed vkoskiv closed 2 months ago
The @T command, when placed in /etc/issue, displays the current system time. The shuffling of the date string in when() had an off-by-one error, which meant that instead of showing 17:42:00, it showed 77:42:00
@T
when()
17:42:00
77:42:00
Nice catch, and I have been wondering when someone might actually use some of the @ variables in /etc/issue!
The
@T
command, when placed in /etc/issue, displays the current system time. The shuffling of the date string inwhen()
had an off-by-one error, which meant that instead of showing17:42:00
, it showed77:42:00