On 2022-10-17 08:29, Dianne Skoll via Remind-fans wrote: > > > < localtoutc(2022-11-06@01:59) => 2022-11-06@06:59 > > > > localtoutc(2022-11-06@01:59) => 2022-11-06@05:59 > > That seems to be a bug in OpenBSD's timezone handling. Perhaps its > rules for the "America/Toronto" time zone are not correct?
I just compared the clocks on my OpenBSD machines using $ TZ=America/Toronto date Mon Oct 17 09:15:24 EDT 2022 (run at 8:15 CST) and they each provided the expected results (well, what Google returned when I queried "what time is it in Toronto"). I had similar complaints from `make test` on my FreeBSD daily-driver with a LOT of timezone hiccups being off by 1hr. I've attached my tests/test.out in case that helps track down what's going on. -Tim
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