Reply With Quotehi whiskers! i use rdate myself, although i have no idea if this is a good what to do this.
Is there a utility that adjusts the computer clock automatically when Daylight Saving Time occur? Or how does this work in Linux?
hi whiskers! i use rdate myself, although i have no idea if this is a good what to do this.
hmmm i thought if you had the proper setting in your bios and your locale was properly set the changes were automatic. i have never had to reset my clock when the time changes.
I was always under the impression that KDE did it automatically.
Perhaps we can all just agree that it's done by the little green man who turns the wheel inside the computer?
bah no way man it is a little yellow rabbit in mine.
The clock on my RH 6.2 server did not seem to adjust automatically when Daylight Saving Time ended. KDE (or X11 for that matter) is not running, so that is not an option. How could I check what the time zone the server is set to?
oh oh. i thought that was a giant green mosquito... no wonder i have to have this crontab entry:
* * * * * /rdate -s
What the fuck are all you people on ???
ITS THE DAMN PENGUIN!!!
PENGUIN!!
As in the little sorta furry animal that likes the cold ... Oh well....
Anyway to answer the question, if you set the locale right, you should have an autmoatically fixed clock every fall/spring when daylight savings rolls around. I run /sbin/setup to get to choose that.
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What the fuck are all you people on ???
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Oh my ears are burning there is such foul language on this board.
[me=sarah31]no like swearing in forums.[/me]
[me=sarah31]gets the soap to wash out schotty's foul mouth[/me]
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