On 17Jul2018 19:37, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 07/17/18 19:33, Danny Horne via users wrote:
On 17/07/18 12:05, Cameron Simpson wrote:
What's in the environment? I like "env | sort".
This nailed it, for some reason (don't ask why, I just don't know), but
I placed 'export TZ=UTC' in .bashrc. Removin
On 17/07/18 12:37, Ed Greshko wrote:
> Also, check /etc/timezone, normally a symlink to the desired system
>>> default timezone file.
>>>
>> Not sure if this has changed in Fedora 28, but I don't have
>> /etc/timezone on any of my servers. I've previously seen it before, as
>> either a symlink to
On 07/17/18 19:33, Danny Horne via users wrote:
> On 17/07/18 12:05, Cameron Simpson wrote:
>> What's in the environment? I like "env | sort".
> This nailed it, for some reason (don't ask why, I just don't know), but
> I placed 'export TZ=UTC' in .bashrc. Removing this and logging in again
> now s
On 17/07/18 12:05, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> What's in the environment? I like "env | sort".
This nailed it, for some reason (don't ask why, I just don't know), but
I placed 'export TZ=UTC' in .bashrc. Removing this and logging in again
now shows the correct timezone when using 'date'.
>
> Also, c
On 17Jul2018 11:48, Danny Horne wrote:
I recently changed my Fedora 28 servers from UTC to Europe/London
timezone, so now it's displaying times in BST (British Summer Time).
Come October this will change to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).
1) Will the timezone change automatically (account for the
Hi all,
I recently changed my Fedora 28 servers from UTC to Europe/London
timezone, so now it's displaying times in BST (British Summer Time).
Come October this will change to GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).
1) Will the timezone change automatically (account for the hours
difference)?
2) Will rsys
