If you have UTC true.. then you need to set the hardware clock to GMT. For
US/Central (GMT-6) if your localtime were, say, 12:00 then the hardware
clock should be 18:00. As far as why you're not getting the right dates on
stuff.. I'm sure it's something simple which someone will figure out. I
just wanted to note that the setup with the UTC and daylight
saving(s) time only really works when you have the hardware clock set to
GMT (GMT is neeto) :P
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> I installed a KVM, so I had my Linux box down.
>
> I've played with the settings to try and get the time information to be
> correct, but no luck.
>
> /etc/sysconfig/clock:
>
> ZONE="US/Central"
> UTC=true
> ARC=false
>
> I've tried it with UTC also set to false. No change. I've set the hardware
> clock to localtime and to UTC time, but still it gets it wrong.
>
> What is wrong? All files are created with UTC/GMT time, instead of local
> time. Date shows localtime, as well as the OpenWindows clock. Yet, any
> file that is created is created with GMT time.
>
> Is there anything I can do to get this system to create files using localtime?
>
> MB
>
--
-Statux
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