I tried from prompt
# /usr/lib/zoneinfo/localtime
instead it gave me an error message "localtime: command not found"
tried even
# sh /usr/lib/zoneinfo/localtime
but had a message "localtime: cannot execute binary file"
What's wrong with my commands? File is there however. It is:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 22 Feb 6 16:38 localtime -> ../../../etc/localtime
Please help ...
P.S. My local time right now is GMT + 8 (Thu Apr 8
20:47:40 GMT +8 1999).
Thanks,
Joel
Marc van Selm wrote:
At 01:57 PM 4/6/99 +0800, Joel Taqueban wrote:
>I'm a little confused on the way Squid generates time. This I noticed
when >access is being denied for URL's during disallowed times. Sample of
>requested URL Error:[...]
>I'm particularly interested in the time generated by squid (on red mark).
My >Linux local time is GMT + 8 (Tue Apr 6 12:24:40 GMT +8 1999).
>Shouldn't the squid time be Tue, 06 Apr 1999 04:24:40 GMT instead ?
That >is, it should be my local time less 8 hours to get the GMT time
(since Squid >displays Zulu time instead of my local time)?First your system clock should be set to GMT and you should use the correct
time zone to display the correct local time. I expect if you sync the time
on your machine to a NTP-server you'll see you were not running the correct
time in GMT and the correct time zone. You have to start digging into your
OS config I think...>Also, would it be possible to change the message 'your service provider'
(the >one with the green mark) with another text from the Access Denied
message ?In the etc dir you'll find a directory with all the error-pages. You can
change them anyway you like.Appreciate your kind reply,
Joel
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