FIXED!
You need to set "use_localtime YES" in your config file, then restart vsftpd. By default, it's set to "NO". See "man vsftpd.config"
-krb
Karl R. Balsmeier wrote:
Hi,
We have patched Centos 4.4 to work properly with the recent DST
changes, but our customers are reporting wrong FTP client timestamps
based on which areas they live in.
What are the two main mechanisms in Centos that control time? I know
about /etc/localtime and TZDATA, is there something we may have
missed? Or is this perhaps a VSFTPd thing and I could go bug that list?
To be clear, -i'm asking: How would you verify your Centos system was
completely sound and properly set for time changes like DST? I did
all of our servers going back all the way to Solaris 7, but this seems
uniquely to do with my centos4.3 machines running vsftpd. If you can
drop a command line or two on me to determine the time settings are
OK, that would be a great start.
Notice i'm not asking for a solution to the whole issue, but just a
starter set of 'grep this, enter that' forensics, so I can nail down
which of the two mechanisms are in error, specific to centos 4.3, 4.4.
-karlski
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