Re: Changing TimeZone

[Charles LaBrec <Charles.Labrec@East>]

The workaround I use is:

	$ TZ=EST5EDT PilotManager &

This just changes the timezone for PilotManager.  Of course, if you
use csh, you'd have to say:

	% env TZ=EST5EDT PilotManager &

You could also just put this setting into your enviroment, if you want
to run everything under this setting:

	$ TZ=EST5EDT
	$ export TZ

or

	% setenv TZ EST5EDT
	
Of course, you'll have to use a timezone appropriate for you....

If you want to change the default for your system, you can edit
/etc/default/init.

Charlie

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