Dear guys,
I have expierenced the following unexpeted behaviour by using the "date"
command on SuSE SLES10(x86_64):
I have timezone setup to Asia/Dubai (GMT+4), which has short name GST
(Gulf Standart time)
#date
Thu Feb 20 20:00:00 GST 2009
#date --utc -d "now"
Thu Feb 20 16:00:00 UTC 2009 - OK UTC+4
#date --utc -d "Thu Feb 20 20:00:00 GST 2009"
Thu Feb 20 10:00:00 UTC 2009 - ??? UTC+10
I think here some name problems with GST. Because there are four
timezones with the same short name GST
Guam Standart Time UTC+10
Gulf Standart Time UTC+4
Greenland Standart Time UTC-3
South Georgia Time UTC-2
Here looks like date uses UTC+10 for name GST, which is also timezone
GST but Guam Standart time and not Gulf Standart time.
How can I force date to use another time offset for GST name?
Best regards,
Viktor Burba
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