Daylight savings time problem

[Kevin O'Gorman]

In article <14779 at pollux.UUCP> dga at pollux.UUCP () writes:
>this does a few things 1) it keeps GMT <system time> correct. 2) all the
>programs work with it.. there is 1 drwaback.. you have to reboot to make it
>take affect globally.. It does affect all subsequent logins etc. but the smgr
>doesnt know about the file being edited.

Well, a reboot is a bit drastic.  You can 'ps -ef' to find the job number
of the smgr.  Then kill it with 'kill -9 <jobjumber>'.  This should make
the date and time area of the screen go to dots.  Then restart it with
'smgr'.  Nothing magic about smgr, it's just a smarter cron, and it gets
started by the /etc/rc shell script like a bunch of other things.