On 06/23/2015 02:48 PM, Jonathan Billings wrote:
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> Hmmm, that's a really strange problem.
if there were no strange problems, i would have no problems. ;-)
> yum really doesn't have anything to do with your system clock. It
> just installs, updates and removes packages. I've never used 'yumex'
> but i assume it just runs yum behind the scenes.
i would think not, but something is happening.
> The only thing I can think of is that your system is installing a
> tzdata package and failing, and somehow you're replacing the time zone
> with the original each time you fix it. Since your date is listed as
> -0500, it would seem likely that it is related.
time change happens even when there is no tzdata package.
-0500 = utc -0600 daylight savings time = utc -0500
thank you for responding.
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