Connecting to passive (out of network) clients - TZ data
Almost all of my local clients use the local time zone to set their clocks. I do have a machine I'd like to add on another network segment that uses UTC for it's time zone - so it's clock is significantly different from all the other systems. Is this going to have unexpected consequences?
I was just noticing that when I was looking at (hobbithome)/hobbit/client/tmp - not as many files there as I expected to see, and the time/date stamp is very different than my other out of network client.
Thanks, Gar
In <48FCFE37.2060205 at noaa.gov> Gar Nelson <Gar.Nelson at noaa.gov> writes:
Almost all of my local clients use the local time zone to set their clocks. I do have a machine I'd like to add on another network segment that uses UTC for it's time zone - so it's clock is significantly different from all the other systems. Is this going to have unexpected consequences?
No, that should not be a problem. Hobbit uses Unix-style time which is always UTC - the conversion is done at the client.
Regards, Henrik
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