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Fixing the Timezone problem....



I use the attached script in my Pilotmanager directory.  Now, instead of typing 
'PilotManager' I type 'pilot' to start the Pilot Manager.   The script 
automatically sets the timezone to one that the Pilot understands.  

WARNING: This script is for Pacific Time Zone only, you must edit the script for 
your local timezone.

WARNING: If you don't understand the directions that follow...

Copy the attached file into your bin directory or the directory where you keep 
your Pilotmanager program.  Modify the script to reference your PilotManager 
program and/or reference the right time zone (if you are not in Pacific).

After you have installed the file, don't forget to:

chmod +x pilot
rehash

so you can execute the pilot script.

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TZ=PST8PDT
export TZ
cd $HOME/pilotmgr
PilotManager

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