Re: How to build a custom /etc/localtime time zone file?

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On 2/15/07, Young, Mike <Mike.Young@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello,

Does anyone know how to make a custom /etc/localtime file on Red Hat in preparation for the upcoming DST changes (March 11)?  I have some older Red Hat builds (circa 7.x), and I can't find any glibc patches with the newer time zone information.  On other *nix flavors they are flat files, and can be edited with vi, but with Red Hat they're binary.

Get the current zone files from ftp://elsie.nci.nih.gov/pub. Use zic
to compile them, cp or link the appropriate one to /etc/localtime, and
perhaps run timeconfig or whatever is available on your system.

John

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