Verify tzdata files

[BSmith at lyrix.com]

Your safest bet would be to download the uncompiled timezone files and use 
zic to compile and install them on your Fedora core system.   Then use 
'timeconfig' to update the /etc/localtime file by re-selecting the 
timezone for the system (or just relink or copy it yourself).





Adam Williams <awilliam at mdah.state.ms.us>
Sent by: linux-poweredge-bounces at dell.com
02/08/2007 01:49 PM
 
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        Subject:        Re: Verify tzdata files


On servers with an out of date /etc/localtime file, what can be done to 
fix it?  I have a few dell servers running fedora core 4. 
/etc/localtime is owned by the glibc rpm.  Do I need to upgrade glibc, 
and would that break anything, or can I simply copy over /etc/localtime 
from a CentOS 4.4 installation?

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