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Changing the Server's time zone.
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change the date and time using this command:
date -s
syntax is: date -s HH:MM
then write this new time to your CMOS clock so the changes are not lost at reboot...
clock -uw
this is for my distro.. u might wanna check yoz, but if it's Linux.. it might be the same...
good luck
date -s
syntax is: date -s HH:MM
then write this new time to your CMOS clock so the changes are not lost at reboot...
clock -uw
this is for my distro.. u might wanna check yoz, but if it's Linux.. it might be the same...
good luck
Hi,
It varies by distro, but in Redhat you can change the timezone using the /sbin/linuxconf' command under the 'control' tab. The actual config file used is /etc/sysconfig/clock.
Otherwise check-out --> .
Rgds
It varies by distro, but in Redhat you can change the timezone using the /sbin/linuxconf' command under the 'control' tab. The actual config file used is /etc/sysconfig/clock.
Otherwise check-out --> .
Rgds
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