Re: time in jail one hour behind the jailhost

I have a question regarding my time in a jail. I use ntp on the jailhost, but my jails are all one hour behind the host. no. time is the same, but /etc/localtime is different Can someone tell me how to fix that! Regards, Johan Hendriks ___ fr

Re: time in jail one hour behind the jailhost

Johan Hendriks wrote: > Thanks that did the trick > Can you tell me in which file the timezone is set. /etc/localtime is a copy of the right zone from /usr/local/share/zoneinfo. It's a binary file, so don't cat it! ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mai

RE: time in jail one hour behind the jailhost

>> Hello all >> >> I have a question regarding my time in a jail. >> >> I use ntp on the jailhost, but my jails are all one hour behind the >> host. >> >> Can someone tell me how to fix that! >Try running 'tzsetup' in the jail and selecting the correct timezone >there. >JimBow Thanks that

Re: time in jail one hour behind the jailhost

Johan Hendriks wrote: Hello all I have a question regarding my time in a jail. I use ntp on the jailhost, but my jails are all one hour behind the host. Can someone tell me how to fix that! Try running 'tzsetup' in the jail and selecting the correct timezone there. JimBow ___

time in jail one hour behind the jailhost

Hello all I have a question regarding my time in a jail. I use ntp on the jailhost, but my jails are all one hour behind the host. Can someone tell me how to fix that! Regards, Johan Hendriks ___ freebsd-questions@freebsd.org mailing list http://