The computer clock should be set in UTC, which is CEST (Europe/Madrid
summertime) minus 2h.
Yes, is it.
$ env TZ=Europe/Madrid date
Thu Apr 10 11:21:04 CEST 2008
$ env TZ=UTC date
Thu Apr 10 09:21:13 UTC 2008
This is what I would expect.
The same in my system:
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$ env TZ=Europe/Madrid date
Thu Apr 10 11:33:49 CEST 2008
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$ env TZ=UTC date
Thu Apr 10 09:34:02 UTC 2008
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$ date -u
Thu Apr 10 09:34:15 UTC 2008
Why is there a problem with sysmon generating graphs in UTC?
Simple commodity; maybe I've missunderstood the UTC.
The last goal was that symon shows the graphs in CEST (Europe/Madrid),
not in UTC. But if computer clock _SHOULD_ be UTC... really there's no
problem after all.
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Thanks,
Jordi Espasa Clofent
