Hi, this is only an okay forum for this question. Basically, here we deal more with Swiki, Comanche, and pws. The bug you found is a Squeak bug (on Solaris). If you just want your Swiki to work right, hack the Time classes. Otherwise the right forum is the Squeak development list:
http://www.squeak.org/documentation/index.html Don't expect that to yield fast results though. Basically, Squeak's Time classes don't handle timezones and the UNIX VMs don't do a great job of dealing with that problem. If you feel comfortable hacking C, perhaps you can fix this. Peace and Luck! Je77 On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 12:14:47PM -0800, Mark Johnson wrote: > My apologies in advance if this is not the correct forum for my > question...I'm new. :-) :-) > > I have downloaded and installed the ComSwiki "bundle" for solaris > (specifically, ComSwiki-solaris.1.tar.gz from > http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/swiki/11) and had no trouble getting it up and > running. > > However, the history timestamps are all one hour faster than the solaris > command-line time (from "$ date"), which the the correct local time, PST. > > Can I fix this with the ComSwiki image I have now? > > In the Squeak window I can pop open a Workspace and evalutate "Time now", > which is also an hour fast. > > By way of background, I have some solid VisualWorks experience (3 years > FTE) but I have been away from VW and Smalltalk for about 2 years. I am > brand new to Squeak, but what I have seen so far looks pretty familiar. > > TIA, > Mark
