Darrick Hartman wrote: > Your google-fu is not so strong. ;) check the following link: > > http://www.uclinux.org/pub/uClinux/archive/9650.html > Ah yes! thank you O wise Sabu-San > Arizona if I recall is one of the few areas that does not use daylight > savings (well unless you are on the Navajo reservation). You'd need to > set TZ=MST7 > So I edited /etc/profile to include the following two lines
TZ=MST7 export TZ Is that the recommended location and or method for setting this type of environment variable? That fixed the system time/date as reflect by running the date command at the prompt. But the voicemail timestamps are still on GMT. I found another (as of yet presumably unanswered) post on the astlinux mailing list dealing with this exact same issue. http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00970.html This post also talks about uClibc timezone issues. http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00780.html > > There is not a good collection of timezones for uClibc. If you look > > around the net you should be able to find one for your location. Place > > it in "/etc/TZ". Well turns out that /etc/TZ is actually a link to /tmp/etc/TZ Problem with my build (0.4.2) is that there is no TZ folder in /tmp/etc. Should I create one? I am concerned that anything in /tmp/etc would also not survive a reboot. This is getting confusing. -Seth
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