It is my understanding that the timestamps are actually stored as GMT and
linux does the translations for display. Just curious, do all the
previously saved files appear with the correct (your time zone) timestamps
after exporting the TZ ?
Bret
Vidiot wrote:
> >check the TZ variable.
> >timestamps are in GMT if this variable is not set.
> >I think it should be set ur timezone with
> >export TZ=CST-6:00 (in ur case)
> >Raju
>
> Thanks, that did the trick. It is now part of my various environments.
>
> MB
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