Odd time/date stamp in maillog
    Res 
    res at ausics.net
       
    Wed Aug 23 13:49:18 IST 2006
    
    
  
Colin,
On Wed, 23 Aug 2006, Colin Jack wrote:
> ... it is just that MailScanner seems to use the  time zone from
> /etc/sysconfig/clock
If you know the correct format of your timezone, put it in this file 
replacing the new york entry
failing that you could, in your startup script put somthing like this:
TZ='Australia/Brisbane' ; export TZ
(of cource replace mine with your timezone)
> Maybe CentOS uses another file for its date in which case I need to tell
> MailScanner where to find it.
CentOS is essentially RH, just minor mods so I doubt it uses anything 
weird, however its base server install package list leaves a lot to be 
desired, and does omit key packages.
-- 
Cheers
Res
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