It's rather confusing but I have a test that tests the string of formatted timestamps, so it's useless is.
The Man page of Date
indicates that
equals P or PM equal to local number; Blank if not known% p like% p, but short case
However, on Fedora 20:
$ date Monday 27 October 22:44: 22 AEDT 2014 $ date '+% p% p' pm PM $ TZ = Europe / Madrid date '+% p% P' pm pm
% p
The behavior is correct on Ubuntu 14.04:
$ date Mon 27 Oct 12:20:08 CET 2014 $ Date '+% P% P' PM PM $ tees = Australia / Melbourne date '+% p% p' PM PM
Both have the same version (8.21). Where is any suggestion to look forward?
My colleagues managed to track it in language settings:
$ LANG = en_AU.UTF-8 Date '+% p% P' AM $ LANG = en_GB.UTF-8 Date '+% p% P' Am / <> Code
Now Address To find out where the bug report is ...
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