On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 12:38 PM, Pete Houston wrote:
> Yes, it's pretty simple, assuming that you mean that apache should run
> as UTC (GMT) and the other, non-apache processes on the machine should
> be unaffected:
>
> $ export TZ=GMT
> $ apachectl stop
> $ apachectl sta
Wont using export TZ=GMT affect more than just the Apache service if the TZ
is relied upon?
I'd be weary about doing anything other than changing the timezone of the
server.
On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 12:38 PM, Pete Houston wrote:
> Yes, it's pretty simple, assuming that you mean that apache shou
Yes, it's pretty simple, assuming that you mean that apache should run
as UTC (GMT) and the other, non-apache processes on the machine should
be unaffected:
$ export TZ=GMT
$ apachectl stop
$ apachectl start
Make sure to include this env var in the apache boot script too.
I need requests to be logged using a different time zone than the apache
server's time zone. For example, if my timezone happens to be UTC-4, I
would like the logs to report requests as UTC, while keeping the apache
server time zone set as UTC-4.
Is this possible natively (to apache)?
