Date: Fri, 02 May 2003 19:00:44 -0300 From: Marcello Azambuja <mazambuja@superig.com.br> To: Clayton Parker <clayton@sixfeetup.com>, freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: Re: time settings in apache Message-ID: <3EB2EA8C.4080608@superig.com.br> References: <E86602AE-7CE2-11D7-A075-0050E410094C@sixfeetup.com>
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What timezone is your FreeBSD using? Most likely its using GMT timezone. If its using GMT timezone and you set the clock to local time its wrong. Check what timezone you're using using the date command: $ date Fri May 2 21:56:26 GMT 2003 If you see something like this you're using GMT, you can change it copying whatever is your timezone from /usr/share/zoneinfo to /etc/localtime. Notice that when overwritting /etc/localtime your systems' time is probably gonna change too. You can also change set up timezone stuff using /stand/sysinstall utility. Regards, -- Marcello Azambuja Clayton Parker wrote: > hello all, > i've been using cricket for a short time now. when it graphs my data > the last updated time is in GMT. i think i've found the problem but i > don't know how to fix it. When i look at my server-status it has the > time in GMT. how do you change the time apache thinks it is? my > machine is set to the right time but apache thinks it's GMT. any ideas? > > thanks, > Clayton
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