Il martedì 6 aprile 2010 09:38:52 Stelios Bounanos ha scritto:
> Fldigi does not use the QTH or locator to get the local time.  It gets
> the "wall clock" time from the system and formats it according to the
> current locale (<ZDT>, <LDT> macros) or iso-8601 (<IZDT>, <ILDT>
> macros).  The L macros return local time, the Z macros return GMT (zulu)
> time.

Hi,
I keep the computer on local time:
 date
mar apr  6 11:25:05 PYT 2010
Having the time zone set to PYT Asuncion Paraguay....
Linux (Debian in my case) has somewhere a table to correct for the summer 
time....but this table is wrong for Paraguay....
not a Debian fault really....but because every year the politicians change the 
dates in accord to some mysterious plan.
So, even when I synchronise the clock via Internet, I get one hour less ....
than, manually I set it right.

Sure fldigi gives me the wrong time for the same reason, so, if possible, I 
will appreciate a special configuration set for adding or subtracting one 
hour to the computed one...just to have a correct log.

Best 73
Pino ZP4KFX


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 there is no past, no present and no future"
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