Chuck Swiger wrote:
David J Taylor wrote:
Anthony DeRobertis wrote:
FYI, he also posted this to c.p.t.ntp, and its been answered there
extensively.
Must have thought that there is a better class of person here <G>!
(I also noticed the cross-posting, and simply deleted the message. I
was surprised to see in one of the responses that you had to reboot
Solaris after you had changed the time-zone.)
Existing processes aren't going to re-initialize their locale() setup
just because TZ or the /etc/localtime symlink has changed, so a reboot
is the most direct approach to moving a machine's timezone.
Of course, this has nothing to do with Solaris in particular, and one
could restart individual services or use a "kill -HUP" or similar
method on those processes which can re-init themselves without being
restarted.
Interesting - it's a problem which Windows doesn't have.
Thanks for the explanation.
David
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