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I am not familiar with HTTP functions, nor i know how they work, so i am asking if it's possible.
If yes, how?

I am using MySQL to get current UNIX timestamp, but there should be an better way

[Simon]

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Originally Posted by Skorch I am not familiar with HTTP functions, nor i know how they work, so i am asking if it's possible. If yes, how? I am using MySQL to get current UNIX timestamp, but there should be an better way

It is possible if you write or find an appropriate web service to do it.

If you want the time stamp for now then you don't need HTTP. Use the return value of gettime

https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Gettime

[WooTFTW]

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Originally Posted by Simon It is possible if you write or find an appropriate web service to do it. If you want the time stamp for now then you don't need HTTP. Use the return value of gettime https://sampwiki.blast.hk/wiki/Gettime

Thanks, gettime function will do
Didn't notice that it returns UNIX timestamp