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Looks like the NIST FTP server is not happy with urllib and it fails (ugh!) by hanging for a long time. Maybe I'll have to delete it. (it works with curl, which uses EPSV and not PASV. python uses PASV for all ipv4 ftp and EPSV for ipv6, instead of trying EPSV first) Set a reasonable timeout. The format of `leapsecond sources` has been modified for better readability. |
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Python Leap Second List
Leap seconds are corrections applied irregularly so that the UTC day stays fixed to the earth's rotation.
This module provides a class for parsing and validating the standard
leap-seconds.list file. Once parsed, it is possible to retrieve the
full list of leap seconds, or find the TAI-UTC offset for any UTC time.
leapsecond program
Access leap second data from the command line.
Usage: leapsecond [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Access leap second database information
Options:
--url TEXT URL for leap second data (unspecified to use default
source)
--debug / --no-debug
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
convert Convert timestamps between TAI and UTC
info Show information about leap second database
next-leapsecond Get the next leap second after a given UTC timestamp
offset Get the UTC offset for a given moment, in seconds
previous-leapsecond Get the last leap second before a given UTC timestamp
table Print information about leap seconds