The os.time function generates a current epoch timestamp when given a specific date

[rodrigoaasm]

Currently, the os.time function produces an epoch timestamp representing the current time even when provided with a specific date. For example:

local t_date = {
    year = 2014,
    month = 07,
    day = 01,
    hour = 10,
    min = 49,
    sec = 30,
    isdst = false
}
local timestamp = os.time(t_date)

The code was executed in a Lua interpreter and worked as expected.

[rvirding]

Yes, the has been fixed in the develop branch which has not yet been merge into the master branch. You should be able to run the develop branch without problems as this is the only real difference. Generally the develop branch is quite safe to use

[rvirding]

OK, I have merged develop into master and it works as it should. It is the current v1.2.0