I have looked around at SCO's site and they have an update to install
on 5.0.7 systems that also indicate you should install new libc, etc
Anyone know how to fix this on older SCO OpenServer releases??
Thanks for any help
Scott Ullmann
Telespectrum
sull...@telespectrum.com
I'm in the EST timezone, and so I would edit /etc/TIMEZONE
from: TZ=EST5EDT
to: TZ=EST5EDT,M3,2,0/2,M11,1,0/2
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JP
==> http://www.frappr.com/cusm <==
thanks a bunch JP -- I'm in Eastern time zone as well
I appreciate it
Scott
The RTC was also updated by the root cron entry:
1 3 * * * /etc/setclk -rd1800 > /dev/null 2>& that runs at 3:01am and
says "if the offset is larger that 1800 seconds, reset the RTC"
So on 5.0.0, the above /etc/TIMEZONE setting effected a change from
CST to CDT and updated the RTC for the change. Other people have reported
that the TIMEZONE string works on 5.0.2 and 5.0.4 as well.
Ray Robert
Three Star Software
Thank you, yes, punctuation does matter!