I'm not sure if this is a bug..or there is a reason for this being here ;)

The part I am refering to is in red.

# Copying news.cgi to $CFG->{admin_root_path}/.. directory.
$file = $tar->get_file ('news.cgi');
$file->name("$CFG->{admin_root_path}/../news.cgi");
$file->write or return Ace_News->error("Unable to extract file: '$CFG->{admin_root_path}/../news.cgi' ($GT::Tar::error)", 'WARN');
;
return "The plugin has been successfully installed!";
}

It seems to do it on all files that are being extracted...and seems to do absolutly nothing.

Is it a bug, or does it server a purpose?

Andy (mod)
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Another thing....in GT::Date documents, it states;

timlocal
Takes the array returned by localtime() can returns a unix time stamp.

Its missing an 'e' on time...so idiots like me, assume that 'timlocal' is going to work...which in fact it isn't

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