On my 8.99/35 system from last month I get
$ TZ=Australia/Melbourne date; TZ=NZ date
Wed Apr 17 16:21:31 AEST 2019
Wed Apr 17 18:21:31 NZST 2019
$
On an 8.99.37 within qemu (built only a couple days ago), I get
# TZ=Australia/Melbourne date; TZ=NZ date
Wed Apr 17 16:24:10 LMT 2019
Wed Apr 17 18:24:10 LMT 2019
#
I'd guess that a recent import of the latest tzcode has gone awry.
On Wed, 17 Apr 2019, Geoff Wing wrote:
Hi,
running /sbin/dmesg and /bin/date I am seeing a timezone name of "LMT" instead
of my normal "AEST"
Copying "date" and my zoneinfo file from a working computer, I still see bad
info.
From -current (compiled myself and from nyftp snapshot):
% TZ=Australia/Melbourne date; TZ=NZ date
Wed Apr 17 16:04:16 LMT 2019
Wed Apr 17 16:04:16 LMT 2019
From a month ago:
% TZ=Australia/Melbourne date; TZ=NZ date
Wed Apr 17 16:03:54 AEST 2019
Wed Apr 17 16:03:54 NZST 2019
"LMT" was the correct timezone name 125-150 years ago for those zones.
Is this reproducible for anyone else or something unique to me?
I see there have been some recent changes to strftime() so perhaps
those are the cause of my problem.
Regards,
Geoff
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