Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tzdata
I live in the Eastern Time Zone in North America. I had set the computer
to Hibernate on March 8, 2008. But after resuming from hibernation on
March 9, 2008 in the evening, the system was still on Eastern Standard
Time (EST). It did not change automatically to Eastern Daylight Time
(EDT). IMHO, it should have done an automatic change to EDT after waking
up, checking the date (March 9, 2008) and time (after 2:00 AM) -- or it
should have at least asked me about it.
I have a fully-updated Gutsy 7.10 installation, including all the
suggested Time Zone software updates.
The Clock Applet on top Gnome panel had been set to Configuration: Keep
Synchronized with Internet servers > Select Servers: time.nrc.ca
(Canada) and ntp.ubuntu.com
I had to do a manual Synchronize with Time Servers using Clock Applet on
top Gnome panel > Adjust Date & Time > Configuration: Manual >
Synchronize Now. This fixed the problem.
I then returned the settings to Clock Applet on top Gnome panel had been
set to Configuration: Keep Synchronized with Internet servers > Select
Servers: time.nrc.ca (Canada) and ntp.ubuntu.com
** Affects: tzdata (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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DST Not On in Gutsy After Hibernate in Eastern N. America Time Zone on March 9,
2008
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/200549
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