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From: teb@sequoia.UUCP (Thomas E. Bernhard)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: PCNFS 3.0 bug
Message-ID: <482@sequoia.UUCP>
Date: 1 May 89 21:52:32 GMT
Reply-To: teb@sequoia.UUCP ()
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I have noticed that the timestamps on files I created before daylight savings
came into effect now show the times to be 1 hour off. For example I created
a file named "demo" and its timestamp is 3-08-89  4:57p. Now when I do
a dir on that file, it has a timestamp of 3-08-89  5:57p. My setup is just
like the nfsconf says it should be. It sets TZ = CST6CDT. 

On the file server, unix says the timestamp of the same file is 16:57 which is 
the correct time. After further testing I believe that PCNFS 3.0 does the
TZ stuff wrong. Does anyone know of a work around?


   Tom Bernhard                 execu!teb@cs.utexas.edu
   Execucom Systems             (512) 346-4980
   Austin, Texas