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...ured samba as a time server and created login scripts for each of my users to update their system time at logon. Everything worked great! Then I decided it would be great to syncronize the server time with an ntp server so the server would always have an accurate clock. I installed "xntp3-5_93-8mdk_i586.rpm" on my Mandrake 7.2/Samba 2.07 box and updated the system time with xntp. The Linux box reflects the correct time. However, now when my users logon, the time they receive from the server is 6 hours ahead of the time shown on the server. I am in the central standard time zone, and YES I kn...

...nly reference I found that seemed like new information was at industrial linux where there was a reference to adding /etc/profile "export TZ=CST6CDT" (This aint in my /etc/profile and I can't find any solid documentation that tells me it needs to be there) I have installed xntp3-5_93-8mdk_i586.rpm, and would like to use xntpd with my hwclock set to UTC, but the only way I can get samba to pass the correct time is to set hwclock and sysclock to localtime, set UTC=true in the clock file and set no link between local time and any usr/share/zoneinfo files. If I set all config files the way...

...ly reference I found that seemed like new information was at industrial linux where there was a reference to adding /etc/profile "export TZ=CST6CDT" (This aint in my /etc/profile and I can't find any solid documentation that tells me it needs to be there) I have installed xntp3-5_93-8mdk_i586.rpm, and would like to use xntpd with my hwclock set to UTC, but the only way I can get samba to pass the correct time is to set hwclock and sysclock to localtime, set UTC=true in the clock file and set no link between local time and any usr/share/zoneinfo files. If I set all config files the way...