Re: Daylight Savings Time
jc wrote:
My clock didn't turn over for DST. Seems like it should have as I
installed the time zone update. Do I need to do this manually, and what
would this involve other than setting the clock?
jc
On two of our machines (but not all of our machines),
we had to use Yast/ System / Date and Time to
select, and apply, a different Timezone; then use Yast
again to re-apply the correct timezone.
I suspect that /etc/localtime was not updated correctly
on these two machines when the DST patch was applied.
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: Daylight Savings Time
... installed the time zone update. ... would this involve other than setting the clock? ... http://www.linux-watch.com/news/NS6300294422.html GOOD INFO. Bob ... Sally Shears ...
(alt.os.linux.suse) - Re: how to retreive the ServletRequest time
... problems answered on Usenet that had to do with machines being set up in a different time zone from what its owners think they'd set up, much less what someone with no operational control at all could guarantee. ... The bottom line is that you cannot trust the clock of the client, neither its correctness nor that it is set for the correct timezone. ...
(comp.lang.java.programmer) - Re: Daylight Savings Time
... installed the time zone update. ... If you set TZ to GMT+5 or something, the clock will always be 5 hours west ... This is to make it possible to use as a multiuser system, not as windows toys ... e.g, you can see the date, but if you don't know in which timezone it was created/modified, you don't know what offset to apply. ...
(alt.os.linux.suse) - Re: Daylight Savings Time
... installed the time zone update. ... would this involve other than setting the clock? ... All the proper information was in the time file. ... Bob ...
(alt.os.linux.suse) - Re: Daylight Savings Time
... Sally Shears wrote: ... installed the time zone update. ... would this involve other than setting the clock? ... I have SuSE 9.3 in a command-line-only server configuration. ...
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