[mythtv-users] UTC vs BST on a combined frontend/backend
Michael T. Dean
mtdean at thirdcontact.com
Fri May 9 10:41:16 UTC 2014
On 05/09/2014 02:48 AM, Greg Cope wrote:
> How do I set Myth to be Europe/London?
>
Since, for some reason, you want your system to run with UTC as the
local time, even though that's not the local time, you need to do:
TZ='Europe/London' mythbackend
Like any other program ever created for *nix, you must run the program
in an environment that's using the desired time zone.
You do realize, though, that setting UTC as the system's time zone is
not what people talk about when they say you should run your *nix
computers with the clock set to UTC, right? You can set your hardware
clock to UTC and set 'Europe/London' as the system's time zone. If you
do, the kernel/system still stores all times in UTC, but they're
actually displayed in a meaningful time representation for users.
Mike
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