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Caleb Cushing wrote: |
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> if I'm using a pre-fix timezone file and using ntp will it correct my |
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> machine to the correct time? |
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NTP is not timezone aware, it's merely seconds from epoch which your OS |
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interprets into the localtime. If you have tzdata2006p installed you |
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should be fine. |
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Be aware that certain things like PHP 5, Mysql, Java JVMs have their own |
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internal timezone data in some cases. Recent version of all should be |
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fine unless in the case of Mysql you were using named timezones and |
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never updated the internal tzdata from an older install. Under *nix |
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Mysql uses SYSTEM as the time zone normally so you'd have to have gone |
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out of your way to use a named timezone and load tzdata. |
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