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time zone and cron solaris 9
There is a posting similar to this but it does not list what resolved the issue.
When I log into the server, it shows the correct timezone (edt) but when jobs run from cron, it shows GMT. Unix admin is looking for a solution. I am looking for a short term workaround to get the jobs running in cron to see the correct time zone until the cron daemon can be set correctly. I tried TZ=US/eastern ; export TZ but cron still picks up GMT. Any suggestions? |
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