On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> >On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> >
> >> >Run these commands:
> >> >
> >> >touch /tmp/now
> >> >ls -l /tmp/now
> >> >date
> >>
> >> I suppose that I should have indicated that is how I determined I had the
> >> problem. It has worked correctly in the past, but I do not know why it is
> >> wrong now.
> >>
> >> mrvideo.vidiot.com.ZROOT <210> touch /tmp/now
> >> mrvideo.vidiot.com.ZROOT <211> dir /tmp/now
> >> -rw-rw-r-- 1 root root 0 Oct 29 23:47 /tmp/now
> >> mrvideo.vidiot.com.ZROOT <212> date
> >> Sun Oct 29 17:48:10 CST 2000
> >>
> >>
> >> MB
> >>
> >What is dir aliased to on your system? It looks like it is showing the
> >time in UTC instead of local time. Times are stored in UTC, and then
> >converted to local time by programs like ls. The normal dir command on a
> >6.2 system does not list file times, unless you tell it to, so I don't
> >think you are using the standard dir command.
> >
> >Mikkel
>
> Correct, it is my dir, within zsh:
>
> dir () { ls -la $* | more }
>
> In other words, nothing but a ls -la.
>
> MB
>
Sounds like something messed up with your timezone settings. What have
you changed lately - ie just before you noticed the problem?
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