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TimeZone changing in Solaris
I've date back one of my Unix WS ,after that again i want to return to real date,but after running:
# date -u mmddHHMMyy the clock immediately returns to GMT timezone that is different with my local timezone. any suggestion could be useful... tanx --nikk |
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