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GNU extensions used in call to strftime break non-glibc systems
See original GitHub issueThis line contains a GNU extension in the format string passed to strftime (specifically the %-d part). This causes the timestamp variable to be an empty string on non-glibc systems (like the Alpine Linux Docker images, which use musl libc).
Removing the hyphen modifier from %-d should be painless on glibc and non-glibc systems alike. Stripping leading zeros does not appear to be required by RFC2616 or RFC822 (which seems to be the format used here). Could this possibly be removed for good?
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I will check it on Oct 1, but I think it will not work.
I introduced #75 which extracts the method to format the current time so that it is easily monkey patchable.