Aurelien Jarno wrote:
Ian MacKinnell a écrit :
Since reporting the problem this morning...
I updated the zoneinfo file on my Debian testing desktop to the latest,
correct data (downloaded from upstream), but that did not fix the problem.
How did you installed it precisely?
A work colleague downloaded the zoneinfo source file for Australasia
from the upstream source (a US government site).
I then ran the command:
# zic australasia
as root.
The system clock did not change back to daylight saving time. I then ran
"/etc/init.d/ntp restart" but that made no difference either. After some
further research on the web, I ran dpkg-reconfigure tzdata and that set
the system clock back to daylight saving.
I did a dpkg-reconfigure tzdata and the problem was gone after that.
Did you installed a zoneinfo manually previously? In that case it is
normal it is left untouched by tzdata.
No. At work I manually installed a zoneinfo file *only after* the
daylight saving problem occurred. I had never previously made any manual
changes to the zoneinfo files on my work PC.
Also: I had the same daylight saving problem on my home PC (Debian
testing, completely up to date before the daylight saving switch) and I
have never made any manual changes to the timezone configuration on that
PC, including zoneinfo files - not even after the daylight saving
problem occurred. Simply running dpkg-reconfigure tzdata set the system
clock back to daylight saving time on my home PC.
Ian MacKinnell
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