Hi! Anyone noticed wine giving a wrong time to running applications? I found: System clock showing 21:00 -> application running in wine shows 23:00 I found this using wine-20001202 and codeweavers-wine 20010305 on SuSE Linux 7.1. Any idea why this difference shows up? Some configuration around: - TZ is set to "CET" - Hardware clock runs with local time How do I have to configure wine to handle a correct time to my windows applications? -- Thomas
On 27 Apr 2001 11:34:03 GMT, tschweikle@fkn.de wrote:>Hi! > >Anyone noticed wine giving a wrong time to running applications? > >I found: > >System clock showing 21:00 -> application running in wine shows 23:00 > >I found this using wine-20001202 and codeweavers-wine 20010305 on SuSE >Linux 7.1. Any idea why this difference shows up? > >Some configuration around: >- TZ is set to "CET" >- Hardware clock runs with local time > >How do I have to configure wine to handle a correct time to my windows >applications?I find this somewhat surprising; are you sure you checked everything under your operating system ? If you have a windows partition, can you try to run clock.exe (the windows time utility). Possibly your application wants to display the universal time (gmt) as you post from Germany that would be about right I guess. - in this case you should configure it to display the local time. Gerard
tschweikle@fkn.de wrote:> > Hi! > > Anyone noticed wine giving a wrong time to running applications? > > I found: > > System clock showing 21:00 -> application running in wine shows 23:00 > > I found this using wine-20001202 and codeweavers-wine 20010305 on SuSE > Linux 7.1. Any idea why this difference shows up? >Hi, maybe this is not related to your problem but: What is the time that is returned when you enter the unix command date at the prompt of the shell. I remember that my SuSE 7.1 system returned a difference of 1 hour before the switch to the daylight saving time and after it a difference of 2 hours. I have fixed the problem by installing updated packages from ftp.suse.com. Try aaa_base.rpm first. Ciao Stefan