Re: get timezone in a script?

Michael Tosch wrote:
In Solaris and HPUX it is environment variable TZ.
In Linux TZ exists, but is often not set.
There is a binary file /etc/localtime,
but how to get the timezone string out of it?

$s = `date +%Z` should do it.


Igmar

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