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01-31-2005 08:24 AM
01-31-2005 08:24 AM
Not sure if this is the right forum but I need to use the Hawaii timezone for an application running on an N4000 server with HP-UX 11.0. From sites I've looked at the hawaii TZ seems to be HST10 but when I looked in /usr/lib/tztab the closest I see is AST and this also has a daylight savings setting. I do know that Hawaii do not use daylight savings so anyone have any idea what TZ setting I should be using in my app ?
Thanks a mil
Emam
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01-31-2005 08:45 AM
01-31-2005 08:45 AM
Re: timezones
Thats Aluetion Standard time, but it seems to have the saem offset from GMT as Hawaii does. Since its standard, there should be no adjudtment as you say Hawaii doesn't need that.
Also, I'd recommend ntp to keep your boxes in synch with atomic clocks. The last thing you need with multiple time zones using a box is the clock being off.
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01-31-2005 09:04 AM
01-31-2005 09:04 AM
Re: timezones
Thanks for your responses. We do have NTP on the box so no worries there.
I will use export HST10 and see how that works for me.
Thanks again
Emma