Quoting Francesco Paolo Lovergine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
uhm TZ=US/Central date gives me Wed Aug 2 09:43:49 CDT 2006 which is different from TZ=CST date Wed Aug 2 14:44:54 CST 2006 which indeed is the same as GMT. Would you please re-tzconfig with your TZ?
I think we're getting close to the problem. Why is ProFTPD setting TZ to "CST" instead of "US/Central"? I re-ran tzconfig and chose US/Central. I confirmed (again) that both /etc/timezone and /etc/localtime both point to the correct timezone (US/Central), but when I log into ProFTPD with DefaultRoot set, I still get this:
dbtserv.test.****.com (dbtserv.test.****.com[::ffff:10.100.51.2]) - set TZ environment variable to 'CST'
ProFTPD should be setting TZ equal to "US/Central" (or even "CST6CDT"), not "CST". "CST" isn't even a valid time zone name. Since the time zone name isn't valid, the system is dropping back to UTC.
Just for fun, I sym-linked /usr/share/zoneinfo/CST to /usr/share/zoneinfo/US/Central. That makes ProFTPD report the correct time stamps, but that's a hack. ProFTPD should be setting TZ to the correct timezone name.
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