# date; date -u
Mon Mar 12 10:01:45 PDT 2007
Mon Mar 12 17:01:45 UTC 2007
On 3/12/07, Carl Lowenstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/12/07, Néstor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK linux gods,
>
> I update my time on my RHEL 3 and when I type 'date' on my systems it
> is correct, but I noticed that my cron jobs are running
> an hour late. My 00-logwatch cron has a perl command
> for 'localtime(time)' and that display as 1 hour later
> This is what I get now:
> ################### LogWatch 4.3.2 (02/18/03) ####################
> Processing Initiated: Sun Mar 11 05:02:04 2007
> This is what I used to get:
> ################### LogWatch 4.3.2 (02/18/03) ####################
> Processing Initiated: Sat Mar 10 04:02:03 2007
When you say "I update my time on my RHEL 3" what does that mean?
What did you do?
If you compare the date (localtime) with the date (UTC) do you get 7
hours difference, as shown below? Do you get the date tagged as PDT?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] src]$ date; date -u
Mon Mar 12 09:33:47 PDT 2007
Mon Mar 12 16:33:47 UTC 2007
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