Somewhat OT, but on Solaris there is a file (or link) called /etc/default/init /etc/TIMEZONE is supposed to be a link to this file also. There should be a line in that file like: TZ=US/Eastern Change this to the desired value and reboot server. Root access is required. What values are allowed? Try looking under /usr/share/lib/zoneinfo/US (for US timezones). HTH, Gerardo
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