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From: fleureck@imec.be (Marc Fleureck)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: TZ command under sr10.3
Keywords: tz 10.3
Message-ID: <892@imec.UUCP>
Date: 11 Apr 91 14:43:31 GMT
References: <1991Apr3.205041.1361@bwdls61.bnr.ca>
Organization: IMEC vzw, 3030 Leuven, Belgium
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In article <1991Apr3.205041.1361@bwdls61.bnr.ca>, marmen@bwdla31.bnr.ca (Rob Marmen 1532773) writes:
> A week ago, I posted an article asking for help with the TZ command.
> I recieved a couple of usefull answers, but my problem persists.
> 
> However, the date command under /com will work correctly.
> 
> ... We are running bsd4.3.
> 
> Thanks for the help,
> 
> rob....

I experienced the same kind of problem with SR10.2.  After using /com/tz ...
the /com/date was ok, but /bin/date did not change.
Also, when I used 'rlogin' or 'rsh' to the machine itself, the /bin/date 
had changed ! ( as in 'rsh <machine> /bin/date' ).
The only thing that helped was to reboot the machine.  That ment I had to 
reboot over 60 apollos !  This is only true for SR10.2 and lower versions
of DOmain/OS.  Fortunately, SR10.3 does not have this problem, at least on
the Series 400 line. ( I was not able to test this out on the DNxxx )

Marc Fleureck
System Administrator Unix
IMEC vzw
Belgium
E-mail: fleureck@imec.be