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excuse me for my english, it's bad and
u don't understand my words.
thank you very much for your spent time .

Vedo i file di un server novell attraverso un
gateway in windows. che io veda i file in ambiente
windows dos o linux hanno una certa data e una ora.
(la data e l'ora che si vedono facendo il dir di un file)
dopo la variazione dall'ora legale all'ora solare,
in tutti i file risulta cambiata l'ora , e hanno la
differenza di un'ora.
premesso che sia le macchine windows che novell hanno
l'ora di sistema esatta.
Grazie per l'aiuto e scusa se non riesco a farmi capire.

Ciao Stefano


Mariusz Kruk ha scritto:
> Will you learn to quote properly?
> 
> epsilon$ while read LINE; do echo \>"$LINE"; done < "FeFy"
>> 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.
> 
> But you see what? Where? Windows says so?
> 
>> in sunday night the time in europe is changed in DST ,
>> the computers change the time.
> 
> That's why I told you to check the time zone on server.
> 
>> 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
> 
> Are you completely sure it changed? Are you sure it didn't just change
> the way of presenting the time? Especially that we're talking about
> windows workstation, and windows is known to have problems handling
> different timeznes at the same time.
> 
>> novell server time is changed correctly, i think .
> 
> You think? Or you are sure about it?
> 
>> 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!
> 
> What backup system do you have?
> I find it hard to believe. All backup systems known to me are acting
> based on archive attribute or by checking whether modification time is
> not newer than last backup time. Not by comparing modification time to
> last known modification time. That's ridiculous.
>