Search Results

Sorry for the delay - I couldn't get access to the system for a few days.
I retried stuff again and the output is appended below.
If you have an epiphany that makes sense out of this, I'd be most...

Yes, the "related system"...is running the same OS.
The OS is quite old - UnixWare 1.1

I found an explanation for the odd value of the TZ variable.
Turns out this syntax is a characteristic of...

Hi, Perderabo -
Your suggestion was helpful! In the environmentless ksh, the at command was scheduled at the proper time. Of course, with no environment vars defined, it used GMT. When I then...

Thanks for the suggestion, but no that can't be the case.
This occurs when logged in as root, which is always the case for us on these systems, i.e. we never log in as anything else.

I forgot to add ...

Entries in the crontab on that system, run at the correct time.
This symptom affects only jobs submitted using 'at'.

This occurs on an i386 box running Unix System V/386 Release 4.2 Ver 1.1.2.

I have an 'at' scheduling anomaly whose behavior I am trying to understand. On one particular system, when an 'at' job...