Anne Wilson wrote:
This is driving me crazy. Now I can make an appointment for 10a.m., and
depending on which computer I use to read the korganizer file it may show up
as 10a.m. or 11a.m., and there's no indication, of course, which computer
originated the entry, so I can't tell which is the
On Thursday 05 June 2008 11:14:16 Karanbir Singh wrote:
Anne Wilson wrote:
This is driving me crazy. Now I can make an appointment for 10a.m., and
depending on which computer I use to read the korganizer file it may show
up as 10a.m. or 11a.m., and there's no indication, of course, which
On Tuesday 03 June 2008 17:06:09 Karanbir Singh wrote:
Anne Wilson wrote:
Where/how is the system clock set? My server appears to have the system
clock on GMT/UTC and KDE on British Time.
you can use the 'hwclock' command to set / reset / retrieve the physical
hardware clock timestamp.
Johnny Hughes wrote:
I use UTC
make sure that the file /etc/sysconfig/clock says this:
#---start cut
ZONE=UTC
UTC=true
ARC=false
#---end cut
Copy the file /usr/share/zoneinfo/UTC to /etc/localtime
set the time via an ntp server with the command (if ntp is installed):
ntpdate -s
Checking /usr/share/zoneinfo/, i saw GMT, GMT0, GMT-0, GMT+0, UTC
Greenwich. Does anybody knows the differences between all these or could
provide a link to a reference? I found some infos but nothing that explains
the subtlety.
Basicly it comes down to GMT being based on the
Hi!
It appears that there have been some changes to tzdata recently. We
run an application that needs the server to stay at GMT. Previously, we
used the Casablanca timezone but now there seems to be a 1 hour
difference to GMT. I checked the London zone and they seem to change
time
Guy Boisvert wrote:
Hi!
It appears that there have been some changes to tzdata recently. We
run an application that needs the server to stay at GMT. Previously, we
used the Casablanca timezone but now there seems to be a 1 hour
difference to GMT. I checked the London zone and they seem to
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Guy Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi!
It appears that there have been some changes to tzdata recently. We
run an application that needs the server to stay at GMT. Previously, we
used the Casablanca timezone but now there seems to be a 1 hour
On Tuesday 03 June 2008 14:57:29 Karanbir Singh wrote:
Guy Boisvert wrote:
Hi!
It appears that there have been some changes to tzdata recently. We
run an application that needs the server to stay at GMT. Previously, we
used the Casablanca timezone but now there seems to be a 1 hour
Anne Wilson wrote:
Where/how is the system clock set? My server appears to have the system clock
on GMT/UTC and KDE on British Time.
you can use the 'hwclock' command to set / reset / retrieve the physical
hardware clock timestamp. And you can use what Marcelo already pointed
out to set a
Guy Boisvert wrote:
Anne Wilson wrote:
On Tuesday 03 June 2008 14:57:29 Karanbir Singh wrote:
Guy Boisvert wrote:
Hi!
It appears that there have been some changes to tzdata recently. We
run an application that needs the server to stay at GMT. Previously, we
used the Casablanca timezone but
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