Thanks. That somewhat answers the question. Would you know how I can
fix the problem? How would I check to see what timezone the jvm is
pointing to - and then how would I set it to the correct time? I would
be the current user who starts Tomcat. I don't know if I(user) have any
time
To check dump your System variables, the time zone variable should be obvious
to pick out from all System properties
To set
1) Set the appropriate system property (CATALINA_OPTS=-D???)
or
2) (Unix) Make sure your TZ environment var is correct (YMMV depending on
unix flavor)
-Tim
Robyne Vaughn
Thanks. That helps a lot. However, not unix, IBM OS/400. I know
where to look for help with that.
Much appreciation.
robyne
-Original Message-
From: Tim Funk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 8:02 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Timestamp on log is 6
Can anyone tell me why the timestamp on my Tomcat logs (catalina.out),
and web-app logs is about 6 hours ahead of the system time on the system
on which tomcat runs? How can I fix it to find the correct or the
system time?
thanks,
Robyne K. Vaughn
The JVM is probably thinking the current timezone is wrong. Or the current
user running the java process has that problem.
-Tim
Robyne Vaughn wrote:
Can anyone tell me why the timestamp on my Tomcat logs (catalina.out),
and web-app logs is about 6 hours ahead of the system time on the system
