Hello, Yes, I'd like to have timeshift by some number of seconds, why ? The main reason is that developers need to know how software will run in particular time (end of month, end of year). So they can write and test new software. I know, there are other way to test software, but this is, I think, most easy way and there is no impact to this software. Containers are very good for such environments (test&developer) so timeshift it's, I think, important.
Best regards, Maciej Browarski Sun Microsystems Poland Sp. z o.o. Mobile phone +48 608 847 794 Domaniewska 50a 02-673 Warszawa Nils Nieuwejaar wrote: > BrandZ zones can each have their own timezone: > > negril# date > Fri Nov 9 10:22:42 EST 2007 > > negril# zlogin kingston "/bin/uname -a ; /bin/date" > Linux kingston 2.4.21 BrandZ fake linux i686 athlon i386 GNU/Linux > Fri Nov 9 22:22:43 ICT 2007 > > If you want to have a zone that is timeshifted by some number of seconds, > you would have to rewrite the time system call interposition code. I can't > imagine why you would want to do this. > > Nils > > On Fri 11/09/07 at 01:15 AM, maciej.browarski at gmail.com wrote: > >> Hello, >> Is there any chance to have Brandz with time shift ? >> Many customer ask me is there such functionality in Containers. >> I think to solve this problem is only catch one systemcall and try shift >> time (+/- number of second). I heart about SN1 container which shift Solaris >> version. So it's similar. >> I thing wrong ? >> >> >> Regards, >> Maciej >> >> >> This message posted from opensolaris.org >> _______________________________________________ >> brandz-discuss mailing list >> brandz-discuss at opensolaris.org >> > _______________________________________________ > brandz-discuss mailing list > brandz-discuss at opensolaris.org > >
