Richard Brown wrote: > > Thanks Elias! That worked, and got me a little further on. Now I have a > completely different error message, which reads > c: The TZ environment variable is not set; please set it to yout timezone > ci aborted > > I get the same error even if I go to a DOS window, and do SET TZ=BST001 > for my time zone, which is UCT+1. Should I be setting this variable some > other way? > <SNIP> Trying out a few TZ's on my linux box... $export TZ=GMT $date Tue Jun 21 14:07:41 GMT 2005 $ export TZ=GMT+1 $date Tue Jun 21 13:07:49 GMT 2005 $export TZ=UTC+1 $date Tue Jun 21 13:07:58 UTC 2005 $export TZ=UTC $date Tue Jun 21 14:08:07 UTC 2005 $export TZ=BST001 $date Tue Jun 21 13:08:13 BST 2005
so all the TZs above should be valid, however your MS box, or rcs binary, may not think so. I would suggest `SET TZ=GMT` and/or `SET TZ=UTC` and try the rcs command, if one of those works then try adding 1 to it. -- Todd Denniston Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane) Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
