This is a discussion on change TIMEZONE in the fly within the Sun Solaris Administration forums, part of the Solaris Operating System category; --> Hi How can we change the TIMEZONE on the fly, without reboot the system thanks...
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| No, not that I have found. I tried to HUP init and sched ( processes one and zero) without effect. "Jordan Catalano" <cypherpunks@sicap.ch> wrote in message news:1081933681.808344@ftpgate... > Hi > > How can we change the TIMEZONE on the fly, > without reboot the system > > thanks |
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| In article <gMednWyHjsoyThzdRVn-uw@ctc.net>, "mikemcdonough" <mikemcdonough at ctc dot net> writes: > > No, not that I have found. I tried to HUP init and sched ( processes one > and zero) without effect. > > > "Jordan Catalano" <cypherpunks@sicap.ch> wrote in message > news:1081933681.808344@ftpgate... >> Hi >> >> How can we change the TIMEZONE on the fly, >> without reboot the system >> >> thanks > > Timezone is just the value of the TZ environment variable. You can't change init's value for it without rebooting. But you can stop and restart other processes with a new value. Of course, processes that are started directly by init will continue to inherit its value. -- mailto:rlhamil@smart.net http://www.smart.net/~rlhamil |