According to David W Anderson: While burning my CPU.
>
> I admit defeat. I have tried to find reference for setting the clock
> correctly. A little history: During the install of Caldera OpenLinux, I
> misunderstood the time zone setting panel and set it wrong. Now my system
> gives the time 6 hours off. How do I reset the time zone offset?
>
I am unfamilier with your distribution, however a lot of distro's have a
sysbolic link in /etc pointing to the directory containg the timezone
configuration files.
For example Redhat would have something like;
/etc/localtime -> ../usr/share/zoneinfo/GMT
That sets the clock to GMT, changing it to another timezone is the point i am
trying to make.
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Regards Richard.
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