there is no code that interprets the symlink.
- first, /etc/timezone is checked
- then, /etc/localtime is checked
I do see the correct results in lucid.
Maybe you have an outdated copy of /etc/timezone?
Can you recheck with current lucid?
** Changed in: openjdk-6 (Ubuntu)
Status: New
There were specific reaons to convert it from a symlink to a real file
some releases ago (behaviour on upgrades, availability when /usr is not
yet mounted, etc.), so we won't change this back. This should instead be
fixed in Java?
** Package changed: tzdata (Ubuntu) => openjdk-6 (Ubuntu)
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The above mentioned fix worked for me too. Java now gets correct
timezone info and time related tests pass.
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java does not handle timezones correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/463943
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Um, forgot to mention it is Java that is affected by this.
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