timezone in nettl.LOG000

[YLTan]

Does anyone know how to switch off the checking of TZ when netfmt command is use to view nettl.LOG000 beside exporting TZ variable.

The file nettl.LOG000 is set to MST7MDT but I need SST-8 timezone.

[T G Manikandan]

But are you now using SST-8 timezone.
If that is the case stop and start nettl.

/etc/nettl -stop
/etc/nettl -start

This should make things OK

[Bill McNAMARA_1]

did you try the nettladm gui?

[YLTan]

I tried stop and start nettl but I kept getting the following message each time I do this command

#netfmt -t 1 nettl.LOG000

netfmt (169) Warning: The input file was created in a timezone that
is different from the present timezone. You may want to
adjust the environment variable TZ while formatting this file.
TZ found in trace/log file header: MST7MDT
TZ of this process: SST-8

[YLTan]

nettladm gui don't have the option to chg Timezone

[T G Manikandan]

What is $TZ?

What is the timezone inside /etc/TIMEZONE.


REvert

[YLTan]

my content of /etc/TIMEZONE is

TZ=SST-8
export TZ

[T G Manikandan]

What is the local user variable set as

#echo $TZ

If that is different change that to

#TZ=SST-8
#export TZ
#/etc/nettl -stop
#/etc/nettl -start

REvert

[YLTan]

my env variable TZ is set to SST-8

i did a start and stop for nettl, it is still the same message appearing

[YLTan]

I just found out how to rid the warning. Stop nettl, zero the nettl.LOG000 then start nettl. It will take the env TZ and put it in the nettl.LOG000 file.

thanks to those who try to help...;)