Daylight savings time problem
Wolf Paul
wnp at killer.Dallas.TX.US
Mon Apr 3 21:17:22 AEST 1989
In article <9139 at alice.UUCP> wilber at alice.UUCP (Bob Wilber) writes:
>I too have applied the binary patcher that Lenny posted to all relevant
>programs, and my TZ variable is set to EST5EDT, yet the dates displayed
>are still not adjusted for daylight savings time. I'd like to know if
>there's a way to make it work.
>
>Bob Wilber wilber at research.att.com
Same here with TZ set to CST6CDT. Inspite of repeated re-boots
with a patched smgr, shlib, and libc.a, all date programs continue
to show time one hour slow. However, the "/bin/date" command displays the
letters "CDT" instead of "CST" -- but the actual time is still 1 hr off.
This is under 3.5 software, by the way. Any ideas?
Wolf
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