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i make an example :

friday a have a file with this attributes :

  01/01/2004  17.17             1.021 test.txt
a see this file with windows on mapped novell drive.

in sunday night the time in europe is changed in DST ,
the computers change the time.
if a see the same file in the same place the time is changed :

  01/01/2004  16.17             1.021 test.txt

why the time is changed ? in file properties

novell server time is changed correctly, i think .
in windows the time is correct , but all files i see
with the time changed in 1 hour .

this problem make me a lot of problems
backup system copy all files ,  because their time is changed!

I hope that u understand me.

by Stefano


Mariusz Kruk ha scritto:
> epsilon$ while read LINE; do echo \>"$LINE"; done < "FeFy"
>> My  server's time zone is correct ! (with only exclamation mark )
> 
> OK, now you only gotta learn to quote properly and don't leave space
> before punctuation marks.
> 
>> because it change time in date correctly .
> 
> First of all - think a bit. Isn't it kinda weird that system would
> bother to find all the files on disk and change timestamps on them?
> Wouldn't that be a horrible waste of resources to do such thing?
> Doesn't it occur to you that probably the time is the same but is just
> presented differently because of the difference in DST?
> And I still don't understand what do you mean by 'change time in date'?
> You mean that in your time zone there was a DST change and the time
> adjusted properly? Did it occur at the same time that the DST changed in
> Europe?
>