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#1 (**permalink**) 01-04-2008, 09:23 PM

Hi,
Every time I run ntpdate it puts my time setting to 12 hours behind for my
current time. I believe that I have the right timezone setting and have to
adjust the date/time using the date command to correct the time. However
when I copy files to a samba share they are 12 hours ahead of current time
in their time stamp. How can I verify that I have the correct timezone
settings (EET, with offset of +10), and any thoughts on the problem?
Thanks
Gerg

#2 (**permalink**) 01-04-2008, 09:24 PM

"gt" <gergt@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Hi,
> Every time I run ntpdate it puts my time setting to 12 hours behind for my
> current time. I believe that I have the right timezone setting and have to
> adjust the date/time using the date command to correct the time. However
> when I copy files to a samba share they are 12 hours ahead of current time
> in their time stamp. How can I verify that I have the correct timezone
> settings (EET, with offset of +10), and any thoughts on the problem?
> Thanks
> Gerg
>

Hi Gerg,

just a guess but there might be a different TZ setting for different users.
Try
# print $TZ
for any user in question to show corresponding TZ setting and make sure that
the user who transfers the data to the samba share has TZ set correctly.

HTH,
Andreas

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