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Timezone Problems
Hi all,
i have running an hp-ux a-class server with hp-ux 11.00. All users without root are using the wrong timezone. root is using METDST, all others are using EDT. I have checked /etc/profile /etc/TIMEZONE /etc/ntp.conf and the .profiles from the users. But there is no failure... Is there anyone with an idea??? ![]() |
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Specifically in your case, if you want root useing same TZ as EDT, what provents you from changing METDST to EDT? Tom |
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I didnt logged in as an unauthorized user, but i will try it.
And yes, the default timzone on hpux is edt. I didnt understand why the users during login procedure didnt source /etc/TIMEZONE or /etc/profile. Now i have created /etc/default/tz with MET-1METDST in it, it works. thx all for helping! ![]() |
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