Francisco Morales writes: > Somebody knows how to put Europe / Spain in the TIMEZONELIST file ????I > try with GMT , CET but it does not work.
As you ought to be able to see by looking at the timezone list that comes with sqwebmail, you specify timezones by using the conventions of the Olsen tz system (a standard part of many Unix variants these days). The reason you cannot use abbreviations like CET is that more than one country may use the same abbreviation for entirely different timezones (for example, both the US and Australia have an EST). For mainland Spain you use Europe/Madrid. However, if your server is in Spain and correctly configured to have Europe/Madrid as its timezone then the default TIMEZONELIST entry will use that anyway. It goes without saying that you should be running ntpd to ensure that your server's clock is accurate. Do a find for a directory called zoneinfo and in that you will see a file called zone.tab listing every timezone your server knows about. Or grab http://www.sktb.net/make_timezonelist.txt which is a perl script that compiles a TIMEZONELIST containing every timezone your server knows about which you can then edit to suit your needs. -- Paul Allen Softflare Support
