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Re: Changing TimeZone
- To: Jeff.Cheeney@Central, Markku.Niku@Sweden
- Subject: Re: Changing TimeZone
- From: mindless (Alan Harder)
- Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 09:46:23 -0700
- Cc: Amod.Patwardhan@Eng, joeh@xxxxxxxxxx, pilotmgr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Sender: owner-pilotmgr
> This is what I did and got my whole calendar messed up. Let say that
> this is a (dirty) workaround and it could be working in those parts
> of the world where you are not dealing with daylight saving times.
> GMT for example is a fix time which is not even valid in Greenwich
> during the summer time!
Hi Markku-
I think yours is the rare case. Setting the TZ environment variable IS the
correct fix for most people. As always be careful and make backups when
making system changes..
As far as I know the "correct" TZ settings are:
PST8PDT,MST7MDT,CST6CDT,EST5EDT america
WET,MET,EET europe
Things like US/Pacific or GB/Eire don't seem to work. I haven't heard of
any timezone problems from asia.
First try the settings above. If that doesn't work try the perl fix I sent
to the announce alias a couple weeks ago (upgrade Time/Local.pm).
- Alan
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