It sounds like you have to change the timezone your server is using.
That would be dependent on what OS you are using, which you didn't
mention the server configuration.
-- David F.
Karsten Aarrebo Pedersen wrote:
>
> I have installed cvs on a windows NT machine and have the following problem:
>
> Each time I commit a file, the timestamp is 2 hours off (also shown in
> wincvs). I guess it is because I am in the CET (GMT+1) and it is currently
> daylight saving (+1 hour) for the summer.
>
> The clock on my NT machine is set correctly to the current timezone and
> daylight saving.
>
> Since I am not going to do multi timezone development, I would like cvs to
> use the time Windows are using.
>
> Does anybody have a solution to this problem?
>
> regards
> Karsten.
>
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