Re: Timezone change

From: Brian Haley (Brian.Haley_at_nospam_hp.com)
Date: 05/04/04

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    NTP is in GMT. The mechanism you just re-configured is how the system
    knows its time relative to that.

    -Brian

    Hans Vlems wrote:

    > Brian,
    > if an NTP server lives in another timezone than the client then there must
    > be some sort of mechanism to fugure out the actual local time, wouldn't it?
    > But the reference to zic did help. zic -l CET changed the time to the proper
    > local (dutch) time:


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