John Haxby said: > Jeremy Portzer wrote: > >>On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 12:02, John Haxby wrote: >> >> >> >>>Hat's FTP server in North Carolina. However, the UK servers are +0100 >>>and Red Hat's is +0600, but because there's no mention of timezone, you >>>can get confused. But not much :-) >>> >>> > >>>The time zone at Red Hat's headquarters in Raleigh, NC is EST5EDT, which >>>is currently -0400 , not +0600. I'm not sure for certain that >>>updates.redhat.com is located there, however; in the past this has been >>>co-located in New York. (But New York would also be -0400.) >>> >>>--Jeremy >>> >>> > Oops. Forgot which way the Earth turns :-) Considering that I've > worked with people all around the world, you think I'd be able to get it > right now. BTW, did you know that there's an EST which is +1000 (I > think it's ten hours). Short timezone names are wonderfully ambiguous > things. > > jch Regarding +1000 Yep - check my mail header ... :-) EST +1000 is Eastern Standard Time in Australia when daylight savings is off (In my case = NSW) -- -Cheers -Andrew MS ... if only he hadn't been hang gliding!
