Tcsh cant find correct time in daylight savings...

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1 total messages Started by a.r. 8947277 baxter Wed, 31 Oct 1990 22:33

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Author: a.r. 8947277 baxter
Date: Wed, 31 Oct 1990 22:33

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Help! We have just gone over to daylight savings (or summertime, call it what
you like) and, even though the system time has been advanced one hour, tcsh
cant find (or ignores) it, and so is consequently running one hour behind 
The time I am referring to is the one in the prompt, and the one it uses for
'sched' &c.

We are running on a Pyramid MIS/2, under 4.3BSD. The BSD 'date' command gives
the correct time, but tcsh doesnt. Anyone have any idea where tcsh gets the 
time from?

Thanks...

Anthony
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