ok to mark this invalid.
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/etc/timezone not created in 7.10 KUbuntu install
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Can you please attach /var/log/installer/syslog from the system that
/etc/timezone was missing on?
Thanks!
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I will do my best to get this done early next week. Thanks for looking
at this.
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Sourcepackagename: None = ubiquity
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The clock application may be a red herring. Basically, I could not get
proper time on the command line without making the fix.
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I think this is a UTC vs local time thing. I also had this kind of
problem. I had to remove the clock applet and readd it. This isn't
really a bug.
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Maybe that file is not necessary for the clock applet to know which
timezone you're in. Why do you consider this as a bug?
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I consider this two bugs:
1) The clock applet actually shows the correct time until I leave
KUbuntu settings. So, I am lead to believe I have set the time to local
time.
2) If you wish to re-assign the bug, that's fine, but I should not have
had to fix /etc/localtime.
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