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    This PHP script outputs "Hola!" followed by the current Unix timestamp. It then assigns the current timestamp to the $t variable and uses it to calculate a timestamp 50 days ago by passing the variables to mktime(). The script concludes by calling phpinfo() to output information about PHP settings.

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    This PHP script outputs "Hola!" followed by the current Unix timestamp. It then assigns the current timestamp to the $t variable and uses it to calculate a timestamp 50 days ago by passing the variables to mktime(). The script concludes by calling phpinfo() to output information about PHP settings.

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    Uploaded by

    dic
    This PHP script outputs "Hola!" followed by the current Unix timestamp. It then assigns the current timestamp to the $t variable and uses it to calculate a timestamp 50 days ago by passing the variables to mktime(). The script concludes by calling phpinfo() to output information about PHP settings.

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    echo

    echo
    $t =
    echo

    'Hola!<br>';
    time() . '<br>';
    time();
    mktime(0, 0, 0, date("m", $t) , date("d", $t)-50, date("Y", $t));

    phpinfo();

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