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Why is that an upside? I mean, clocks go out of sync, every few (days? Weeks?) I assume the ntp client has adjusted actual local time on your server; not just
by cyberpunk 4y ago
Why is that an upside?
I mean, clocks go out of sync, every few (days? Weeks?) I assume the ntp client has adjusted actual local time on your server; not just the time zone your server translates it to when you run “date” we are talking about here…
If it can handle that, it can handle a tz with dls time.
- nine_k 4y agoClocks going backwards for a whole hour is massively more trouble than clocks compensating a few seconds of discrepancy. Usually being a few seconds ahead is compensated by running the clock slower for some time. Showing the clock to compensate a whole hour breaks many kinds of assumptions. But jumping the clock actually back an hour breaks even more assumptions that look entirely sane. Better off without it.