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From: Jim Persinger <jpersinger309@yahoo.com>
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Greetings - 

I have a time issue. It looks like its set to pacific
standard time, and I'm in eastern. The BIOS is set to
the correct time, but when email comes in to the user,
its 4 hours behind.

I log into FreeBSD and when running the command  -
date, I get:

Sat Dec 15 09:28:45 GMT 2001

which is the correct date and time. 

So what do I need to change to make the time the
correct time?

Thanks

Jim

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