> So I put the dhcpd-server on this machine and it worked exact as Dan said it
> would. Then I enabled ntpsec to serve and thats working to the whole world.
> But the chrony on the printer is stuck in the PST timezone, ignoring the
> contents of /etc/timezone.
In Unix/Linux/Posix, time is counted in "seconds since the epoch" and is
timezone-agnostic. The timezone is only used when converting to/from
this number of seconds from/to the usual "year/month/day/hour/minutes/...".
> So the printer is 4 hours behind me here on
> US/Eastern or America/NewYork zone, both seem to work correctly here.
"The printer" is probably not 4 hours behind anything. Presumably it's
just some part of the printer's software which chooses to use PST when
*displaying* time information.
> So the next question is, is ntpsec serving my time, or utc.
It's serving *the* time :-)
Stefan
