Please include a short example script into this report.

This is my script for test function strtotime

<?
for ($year=1900;$year <2010;$year++){
$fdate2= "20 jun ".$year;
$date2=strtotime($fdate2); 
echo "$year ,$date2<br>";
}

$day = date('d M Y');
echo "$day<br>";
$fdate1= strtotime("9 jun 1959");
$fdate2= strtotime($day);
$day = $fdate2-$fdate1;
$days= round($day/86400); 
echo "$fdate1<br>";
echo "$fdate2<br>";
echo "days = ".$days."<br>";
echo "years = ".round($days/365);
?>

See this manual page for more info about UNIX timestamps:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mktime.php

this is not a bug in PHP but in Windows..

--Jani