Back to the future? Strange version date

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Greetings,

Just find out this, no idea why.
The version date is 1970-1-1
It was fine last week.

try to do ./daily.sh with same result.
The local date is correct.

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1.1.1970 00:00:00 is known as the beginning or epoch of the unix timestamp (which essentially is just count of seconds since that time), so you might see this if the timestamp was 0 for some reason.

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so…it’s my machine or the LibNMS Official ?

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Looking at the git log I don’t see a timestamp like this at least:
**-bash-4.2$ git log
commit 778377673802ef1326c2ae7a770b8d48a96b8878
Author: Jason Cheng [email protected]
Date: Mon Aug 26 22:42:27 2019 +0800

Update zh-TW.json for about page (#10558)

* Update zh-TW.json for about page
* Update zh-TW.json for about page

**

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Looks like someone just updated the “about page”, maybe something went wrong?

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Today after doing ./daily.sh, it’s back to normal.

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Likely it was the non western characters in the zh-TW.json causing a parsing error somehow with certain git versions.

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