Peter Lauri wrote: > With the given output, do you suspect something is wrong? EET is GMT+2, > but they give different time. What I did I executed data, changed to > GMT+2 timezone settings, and then executed date again. GMT+2 is treated > as GMT-2 should be treated. > > [lauri@essrv103nok15745 Plugins]$ date > Wed Dec 5 14:28:51 EET 2007 > [lauri@essrv103nok15745 Plugins]$ date > Wed Dec 5 10:29:09 GMT+2 2007 > I think there may be a misunderstanding about what GMT+2 means. It is not adding 2 hours to GMT. It describes the time zone that is 2 hours after GMT. Think of it as the place where noon is to hours later then GMT. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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