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1998 Dec 04
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timezones not properly reflected on timestamps of files
...if a file is written from the
Linux box, the file will have the Linux local timestamp on it, on the NT
server, even if that time is in the future from the point of view of the
local server.
1. I have run zic -l GB to set up timezones properly on the Linux box
and see the TZ is properly set.
[root@lnxuk1 /root]# zic -l GB
[root@lnxuk1 /root]# exit
[hieb@lnxuk1 hieb]$ echo $TZ
GMT
[hieb@lnxuk1 hieb]$ sh -c 'TZ=UTC0 date'
Fri Dec 4 19:04:04 UTC 1998
[hieb@lnxuk1 hieb]$
(note Linux is running in the UK, five hours ahead of the server)
2. The time and timezone is properly set on the NT boxe...