rsync - Nov 2006 - time problem in logs

Hi all,
I've been trying to figure out what's wrong with my dates but I just
can't
figure out where the problem lies.

Both source and destination box are set at the right time via ntp.  I tried to 
split the logs so I could have a "per module log" with syslog-ng but
I'm not
quite there yet.  Still, this is what I get when an rsync is run...  The time 
starts right 23:02 but then I lose an hour.

/var/log/rsyncd/rsync.log
Nov 15 23:02:49 mysrvr rsyncd[27827]: 192.168.2.16 is not a known address 
for "test.domain.com": spoofed address?
Nov 15 23:02:49 mysrvr rsyncd[27827]: connect from UNKNOWN (192.168.2.16)

/var/log/rsyncd/foo.log
Nov 15 22:05:55 mysrvr rsyncd[27827]:...
Nov 15 22:05:55 mysrvr rsyncd[27827]: ...

/var/log/rsyncd/rsync.log
Nov 15 22:05:55 mysrvr rsyncd[27827]: sent 69 bytes  received 3931999 bytes  
total size 4146898508

Does anyone have a clue what the reason could be?  Is it staring me in the 
face and I can't see it?

Thank you all for your feedback.
 -Ed

On Thu, Nov 16, 2006 at 12:17:32AM +0100, Ed wrote:
> The time starts right 23:02 but then I lose an hour.
That's caused by the chroot() call calling your system library away from
the timezone routines.  In 2.6.9, rsync calls strftime() once prior to
the chroot(), so it should hopefully avoid this problem.  If it doesn't,
you may need to set a TZ environment varible, or copy the necessary
timezone files into each chroot() area that will make your system
libraries happy.

..wayne..