Chris Lumens (clumens@xxxxxxxxxx) said: > > systemd whenever it changes /etc/localtime will also write > > /etc/timezone to the right value. All I am asking here is that > > anaconda as the initial tool that writes /etc/localtime does the > > same. > > Under which circumstances does systemd change /etc/localtime? When it's told to, essentially. > Is this > something anaconda can just call so that /etc/timezone also gets written > out? We've pretty thoroughly bought into using systemd in the > installation environment, so we could conceivably just call into > whatever you're doing already. There's a small dbus-activated service that runs; you call SetTimezone() on it with the timezone you want. Similarly for NTP, locale, hostname, etc. This should be pretty easy to frob in the running install environment; less easy to do in the install root, as the service wouldn't be running there. Is this currently done: 1) only in the install env (and then copied to the install root) 2) only in the install root 3) in both the install env and the install root separately Bill _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
