In the last episode (Jun 04), Greg Wooledge said: > On Wed, Jun 03, 2009 at 05:42:23PM +0100, Syy Bak wrote: > > internal-sftp subsystem are one hour behind systems clock as if > > internal-sftp subsystem would only observe UTC (GMT) time zone without > [...] > > not sure sure if this is something to do with chrooting)? > > Running the internal sftp inside a chroot could definitely account for > that. Your operating system may have a file or a symbolic link somewhere > in /etc which determines the default time zone; or it may just use the TZ > environment variable. They're all different. Shouldn't sshd still have the timezone information from before it chrooted, though? Internal-sftp doesn't exec a new process, so as long as it called some function that read /etc/localtime before the chroot it should know the correct timezone. -- Dan Nelson dnelson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
