> In that case, try the following variant thereof...
>
> > echo $[`TZ=UTC date +%s`-`cut -d . -f 1 < /proc/uptime`]
>
> OK, if you're going to deliberately mangle your system clock in some
> random way, then that will break, but if you're referring to changes
> from winter to summer time and back again, then the above will deal
> with that quite happily...
>
> Best wishes from Riley.
You could improve the situation more by rounding the boot time to the
nearest hour.. (so xntpd prob wont mess you up)
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