* Christian Hofstaedtler <c...@zeha.at> [100909 09:56]:
> Nikolas,
>
> The LDAP backend does indeed re-set the timezone to UTC.
> Why this propagates to your syslogd and into your log files, is
> beyond my imagination right now.
You could try out the following patch. It is compile-tested only, as
I don't have a test environment with ldapbackend, but it should
probably work. What you need to especially test is the autoserial
feature (might now give wrong timezones or whatnot).
Index: modules/ldapbackend/ldapbackend.cc
===================================================================
--- modules/ldapbackend/ldapbackend.cc (revision 1707)
+++ modules/ldapbackend/ldapbackend.cc (working copy)
@@ -22,9 +22,6 @@
m_default_ttl = arg().asNum( "default-ttl" );
m_myname = "[LdapBackend]";
- // we need UTC time for timestamps
- setenv( "TZ", "", 1 ); tzset();
-
setArgPrefix( "ldap" + suffix );
m_getdn = false;
Index: modules/ldapbackend/utils.hh
===================================================================
--- modules/ldapbackend/utils.hh (revision 1707)
+++ modules/ldapbackend/utils.hh (working copy)
@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@
#include <time.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <pdns/misc.hh>
+#include <pdns/utility.hh>
#ifndef LDAPBACKEND_UTILS_HH
@@ -146,7 +147,7 @@
if( tmp != NULL && *tmp == 0 )
{
- return mktime( &tm );
+ return timegm( &tm );
}
return 0;
--
christian hofstaedtler
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