Bruno Wolff III wrote:
Kerry Miller <kmiller01@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've got several different flavors of Fedora Core running both at home and
work and have been researching how to make changes to when it switches
from standard time to daylight saving time. The only thing I found was
that it links to files under /usr/share/zoneinfo but those don't look like
text files. how do I edit those files and then compile them to make the
DST changes at the right time?
Or, is there another fix for this? Is there a patch or updated RPM to
replace the files in /zoneinfo?
If you are keeping your system uptodate, you should have picked up the US
DST rule changes a long time ago.
Well, if you define a 'long time' as a year of so... I'm way too old to
do that. But run a zdump on your timezone name to see if you have it.
If you have a fedora version that hasn't had updates for a year I'm not
sure if you can rebuild the current version's src rpm - or if you even
have to rebuild it.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
