On Wed, 26 Jun 2002, Azman Salleh wrote: > All I did was export TZ=Asia/Kuala_Lumpur; changed the time back to the > right one. > Now I've solved the problem. > > I put the export TZ statement in /etc/profile so that TZ won't change on > next reboot.
That only changes the reported TZ for your login sessions, not the system timezone. The redhat configuration gui has a selector for this.You can also try running timeconfig or zoneconfig (sometimes installed on linux boxes, depending on the distribution.). AB
