samba - Sep 2003 - Bug - The Time stamp in Samba is 11 hours behind time stamp in Linux

Hi. Please help me how to resolve a Samba bug

The Time stamp in Samba is 11 hours behind time stamp in Linux
 
on Windows 2000 workstation, the time is 12:00PM, 9-3-2003
on Linux        workstation, the time is 12:00PM, 9-3-2003
using Samba Version 2.2.8a in the Linux computer
 
I mapped a Samba drive from a Windows 2000 workstation to a Linux computer.
Next, I created a folder named New_Folder. the date created on this folder (on
the Samba mapped drive) indicates 9/3/2003 1:00AM
 
When I went in to the Linux command line and looked at the New_Folder directory
using the command "ls -al", the date created indicates 9/3/2003
12:00PM
 
drwxrwx---    2 admin    engineer     4096 Sep  3 12:00 New_Folder

====================================== 
The date of when the New_Folder directory was in Samba is 11 hours earlier than
the one in the Linux computer using "ls -al" command.
9-3-2003  
    12:00AM
    1:00 AM     --> Samba time displayed
    2:00 AM
    3:00 AM
    4:00 AM
    5:00 AM
    6:00 AM
    7:00 AM
    8:00 AM
    9:00 AM
    10:00 AM
    11:00 AM
    12:00 PM    --> Linux time display
Other users also confirmed to me this bug in Samba 2.2.8a.
 
=========================================Is there anyway to fix this bug so that
the date and time of when the  files and folders in Samba is created is the same
as that showed in Linux when use the command line "ls -al" ?
Linh


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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lynn [mailto:windwalker_2000@yahoo.com]
> Hi. Please help me how to resolve a Samba bug
> 
> The Time stamp in Samba is 11 hours behind time stamp in Linux
Is the Windows machine set to the same time zone as the Linux machine?

Each time this happens to me I restart samba.  Samba then picks up the time from
LInux.  It usually happens when there is a large change in time after Samba
starts.

Lynn (windwalker_2000@yahoo.com) wrote:
>
>Hi. Please help me how to resolve a Samba bug
>
>The Time stamp in Samba is 11 hours behind time stamp in Linux
>
>on Windows 2000 workstation, the time is 12:00PM, 9-3-2003
>on Linux        workstation, the time is 12:00PM, 9-3-2003
>using Samba Version 2.2.8a in the Linux computer
>
>I mapped a Samba drive from a Windows 2000 workstation to a Linux computer.
Next, I
created a folder named New_Folder. the date created on this folder (on the Samba
mapped drive) indicates 9/3/2003 1:00AM
>
>When I went in to the Linux command line and looked at the New_Folder
directory
using the command "ls -al", the date created indicates 9/3/2003
12:00PM
>
>drwxrwx---    2 admin    engineer     4096 Sep  3 12:00 New_Folder
>
>======================================>
>The date of when the New_Folder directory was in Samba is 11 hours earlier
than the
one in the Linux computer using "ls -al"
command.
>9-3-2003
>    12:00AM
>    1:00 AM     --> Samba time displayed
>    2:00 AM
>    3:00 AM
>    4:00 AM
>    5:00 AM
>    6:00 AM
>    7:00 AM
>    8:00 AM
>    9:00 AM
>    10:00 AM
>    11:00 AM
>    12:00 PM    --> Linux time display
>Other users also confirmed to me this bug in Samba 2.2.8a.
>
>=========================================>Is there anyway to fix this bug
so that the date and time of when the  files and
folders in Samba is created is the same as that showed in Linux when use the
command
line "ls -al" ?
>Linh
>
>
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