[erlang-bugs] erlang:now() and erlang:localtime() return different results
Simon Smithies
simon@REDACTED
Fri Apr 5 11:41:44 CEST 2013
Hi,
Erlang newbie here ...
I have two Debian linux VPSs, both largely identical except for Erlang
versions, running in Virtuozzo containers with the same provider.
On the VPS running Erlang R14B04, erlang:now() and erlang:localtime()
return identical results (as they do on my local machine, and some others
we've tried):
1> {calendar:now_to_local_time(erlang:now()), erlang:localtime()}.
{{{2013,4,5},{22,12,57}},{{2013,4,5},{22,12,57}}}
On the other VPS however, running Erlang R15B01, I get different results:
1> {calendar:now_to_local_time(erlang:now()), erlang:localtime()}.
{{{2013,4,5},{22,35,29}},{{2013,4,5},{22,30,29}}}
As background, I'm running Zotonic on both VPSs; on the R15B01 machine
Zotonic is being regularly restarted by the heart process -- every 5
minutes. Have been talking to the Zotonic people about this, and in the
absence of a better explanation, we're thinking this time difference might
be the cause.
Anyway, logging here as the difference seems like a bug in Erlang.
- Simon
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