I was wondering if anyone has seen problems with running the bpimagelist
command from a perl script.

Here is a sample of the problem.  In the 1st 3 examples, the epoch date
returned is correct, namely 974415633.  In the last 2 examples, when
running the same commands through a perl script, the epoch date
changes to 965735006.

Note: These are recycled tapes with expired images.


Output from a manual run of the bpmedialist command:

Media ID:          000786
Server:            quivers
Last Time Written: Thu Nov 16 15:00:33 2000 (974415633)
Times Written:     303 (within this time period)
Kilobytes:         108629873 (within this time period)
Retention Level:   (more than one)

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Output from a manual run of the bpimagelist using the -media and -U
options:
000786     11/16/00 15:00   quivers

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Output from a manual run of the bpimagelist using the -media and -l
options:
000786 quivers 974415633 303 108629873 -1

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Output from a manual run of the bpimagelist using the -media and -l
options through a perl script:
000786 quivers 965735006 144 57662660 5

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Output from a perl script running the bpimagelist using the -media and -L
options:

Media ID:          000786
Server:            quivers
Last Time Written: Tue Aug 08 04:43:26 2000 (965735006)
Times Written:     144 (within this time period)
Kilobytes:         57662660 (within this time period)
Retention Level:   5