Do they call the standard and summer times different things?
The current DT::TZ stuff and POSIX::strftime and date on Linux and
Solaris all say EST in January and July... I have also seen it given
as EAST and EADT (actually I just checked www.worldtimezone.com and it
gives AEST, AES, EAST and
* Ben Bennett ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [18 Jul 2003 22:04]:
Do they call the standard and summer times different things?
The current DT::TZ stuff and POSIX::strftime and date on
Linux and Solaris all say EST in January and July... I
have also seen it given as EAST and EADT (actually I just
Can someone tell me what the _local_ time is for TZ changes in Sydney? My
reading of the time zone file suggests that on the last Sunday in March,
at _1:00_ (AM) local time, the clock is moved one hour back, and that on
the last Sunday in October, at _2:00_ (AM) local time, the clock is moved
* Dave Rolsky ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [18 Jul 2003 12:56]:
Can someone tell me what the _local_ time is for TZ changes in Sydney? My
reading of the time zone file suggests that on the last Sunday in March,
at _1:00_ (AM) local time, the clock is moved one hour back,
All times I mention below are
At 2:09 PM +1000 18/7/03, Iain Truskett wrote:
Last time I checked, ACT, NSW and Vic were identical (other than minor
variations). (As in, the fact I remember is that they are identical, not
that I remember each individual one.)
Tas uses different dates, due to its southernness; and Qld just
