> > probably even better than that sudden file times change but the things
> > currently work only due to the bug in hwclock!
> Currently times are constant and correct from Linux view. If I find whether
> ntpd4 or who sets tz_minuteswest incorrectly (btw it is debian-woody), times
> will match to DOS workstations during non-DST time.
I apologize to ntpd... hwclock from util-linux-2.10d is the offender (I
hope that 2.10e will come soon). For TZ=CET-1CEST it sets tz to { -120, 0},
for TZ=GMT-1 it does { -60, 0}... So I switched to GMT-1, reloaded system
time from RTC and switched back to CET-1CEST. Now time works as one
expects...
Best regards,
Petr Vandrovec
vandrove@vc.cvut.cz
P.S.: If it used { -120, non-zero } for CET-1CEST, I could understand it,
but { -120, 0 } ? Forget it...
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