hmm, on Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 07:19:36PM +0100, frantisek holop said that
> hmm,file programs on Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 05:21:07PM +0100, Peter Hessler said that
> > Did you create the link before or after the programs started? Most
> > won't check that file after they start,file programs so they stay in UTC.
>
> i am finding out that this is a curious situation.
>
file programs
> the said issue happens on a virtual openbsd box in vmware.
> when i finish at work, i 'suspend' it by closing vmware.
> when i start the image again,file programs i update the time with rdate.
>
> system time catches up immediately, and other programs
> do as well (e.file programs g. gkrellm) but with partial success: they
> are always one hour behind. if i explicitly restart
> gkrellm, it picks up the correct time.file programs
>
> could this 1h difference be becuase of daylight saving?
ok, solved.basically,file programs programs (esp. the ones that show
time like gkrellm and esp if they are running for
prolonged times) should be restarted after TZ changes.
-f
file programs
¨C
and the reset button lets you re-run autoexec.bat.