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  1. #1
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    Question server.log reporting time in GMT

    Simple enough quest, kindah complexe set-up...

    server.log reports time in GMT I want it to report time in GMT-5 (EST, or Canada/Eastern)

    I have tsserver chroot jailed, running as UID/GID tss:tss

    chroot jail is at /home/tss
    I could give you ls -Rl /home/tss, but the import stuff is this:

    tss:tss r-x r-- --- ~/lib
    tss:tss r-x r-- ---... ld-linux.so.2
    tss:tss r-x r-- ---... libc.so.6
    tss:tss r-- r-- ---... libdl.so.2
    tss:tss r-- r-- ---... libpthread.so.0

    tss:tss rw- r-- ---~/dev
    tss:tss rw- r-- ---... null

    tss:tss r-- r-- --- ~/etc
    tss:tss r-- r-- --- ... localtime

    tss:tss r-- r-- --- ~/usr/lib/locale
    tss:tss r-- r-- --- ... locale-archive

    tss:tss r?? r-- --- ~/ <- that's were all the ts files went to

    With or without ~/etc/localtime and ~/usr/lib/locale/locale-archive the server runs, and reports the time in the log as GMT. Of course I'd prefer to have as few files in the jail as possible, but I'm kindah new to chroot jails, so I'm still not entirly sure of what's required in them. If I just need to edit server.ini and change this line:
    Code:
    DateTimeFormat=dd-mm-yyyy hh:nn:ss
    That would be best. I already tryied DateTimeFormat=dd-mm-yyyy hh:nn:ss (GMT-5), and that didn't work ;.;

    Course i could grep/sed the log file, but that's not really what I want, now is it? :P

    Ohhh... my BIOS time is in GMT, and my debian sarge box is setup for EST time.

  2. #2
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    Erf... lol found it... ~.~

    tss:tss r-- r-- --- ~/etc
    tss:tss r-- r-- --- ... localtime

    Problem is execute permissions on ~/etc...

    fixed it with:
    # su
    # chmod u+x /home/tss/etc

    Also, found out that I don't need /usr/lib/locale/locale-archive, so I deleted that file

    Now to find out how to set-up MD5s on password, and set-up mysql ~.~
    ...

    Time to perculate some coffee... lol

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