Somehow, misconfigured would not surprise me. Since installing Mandrake 9.0, I have not been able to compile the majority of the programs I used to use - and this one is no different. When I attempted to compile it, I got an error message of "undefined reference to '_dl_debug_mask GLIBC 2 2 3'" and "undefined reference to '_dl_debug_printf GLIBC 2 2 3'" (I suppose that's because I have glibc-2.2.5 installed, rather than 2.2.3.) The hassles I've had with Mandrake make it very tempting to revert to Red Hat. At least with Red Hat, I was able to compile and run useful programs. Weird thing is, every check I've made of my time configuration without compiling this says my system is set for MST7MDT. The joys of Mandrake.... On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 19:22, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
Build the attached program with: gcc -Wall -o timezone timezone.c -DHAVE_TIMEZONE then do ./timezone Are the results correct? If not, then your system is misconfigured. Jeff On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 19:18, Bill Hartwell wrote:I just happened to catch this while sitting at my computer checking mail. Four minutes ago (5:04pm, my time), Evolution's date display flicked over to tomorrow's date. That would be correct - if I were on GMT. But I keep both my software clock and my hardware clock on local time (US-MST, -7). Any ideas why Evolution is 7 hours ahead of my system clock?
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