Hi slug*,
actually `not behaving at all' might have been more accurate.
I desperately need to use `at'. I've got woody happening here.
If for instance I need to switch off the ppp connection half an hour after
I leave work, I think I should be able to do
debian:~# at now + 30 minutes poff
When I try, however, `at' just wants to tell me that I'm not on
UTC. (Both the hardware and the system clock are on local time).
eg:
debian:~#m at now + 30 minutes poff
parse error. Last token seen: poff
Garbled time
or
debian:~# at 21:55 man at
Only UTC timezone is supported. Last token seen: man
Garbled time
I've googled stuff on clocks. Can't find anything specific to my
problem. So I'm appealing to the ultimate group for a pointer.
Nick
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* Notice I'm not saying `guys' this time.
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