Thanks all for the info on %z. My current thought is to just continue using POSIX::strftime, as it's always available, and have conditional logic to try %z, use it if it works, and deliver the gmtime+Z if it doesn't. That feels like a good balance of simplicity -vs- functionality to me. Or, I could go with Date::Manip as Andy Bach recommended; while it might not be universally available, it might be at least as available as the TimeDate module I'm already using for parsing, and it can do both jobs. On the other hand, When I feed TimeDate and RFC 3164-style timestamp in December right now, it slaps on the year 2002, while Date::Manip::ParseDate applies 2003. So I'm still inclined to use TimeDate for converting olde-style timestamps in selpd. I'll think on this more. -Bennett
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