Vivek,
Here are my results:
# date -r 1175386460 ; date -r 1175486460
Sat Mar 31 19:14:20 CDT 2007
Sun Apr 1 23:01:00 CDT 2007
Mine are off an hour, but I'm in a different time zone so does that
account for the difference? I wish I could have done this little test
before doing the "upgrade". :-)
Thanks,
Stephan
On Mar 1, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Vivek Khera wrote:
On Feb 28, 2007, at 11:44 PM, stephan peterson wrote:
What can I do to make sure the new zoneinfo file(s) are being
used? I'm not sure from LJ's message what to look for.
in the USA, run this command line:
date -r 1175386460 ; date -r 1175486460
you should get something like this on a corrected system:
Sat Mar 31 20:14:20 EDT 2007
Mon Apr 2 00:01:00 EDT 2007
Whereas on an incorrect (ie, older zone file) system you would get:
Sat Mar 31 19:14:20 EST 2007
Mon Apr 2 00:01:00 EDT 2007
If you have any other freebsd system, you can simply copy a
working /etc/localtime file onto the one on your pfsense box. my
understanding is that any unix system using the same zone info
compiler (pretty much any unix in existence) should produce working
zone files.
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