BUG : Postgres Date Problem (and fix)

Anyone using postgres might notice that the "last login" date for a user
will be something like this on the user admin page:

Last login: 1969-12-31 16:59:59

This is because php cannot parse the Postgresql date : 

2003-03-27 12:50:53.543302-07

This is the standard date format for postgreql. When PHP runs this
through the date("Y-m-d H:i:s",strtotime($field[5])) function (as is
done in user-list.php), I believe it just chokes.

The fix is to use something like :

SELECT email, name, nickname, created, login_cnt,
date_trunc('second',last_login)

in the SQL....of course, this might not be the best solution for
non-postgres people 

Regards,

Kevin

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