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.TH TIMEZONE 1 "30 Nov 1984"
.UC 4
.SH NAME
timezone \- set the local time zone
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B timezone
.RB "<newname>"
.SH DESCRIPTION
.fi
.ad b
The current time zone is set to the given one.
Since this is only effective until next reboot, the
.I
timezone
command should be run as part of the startup (/etc/rc
or /etc/rc.local script file).
.br
The current date is not
affected.
.br
Currently known 
.I
zonenames
are:
.nf

.B
ADT	 Atlantic Daylight Time
.B
AST	 Atlantic Standard Time
.B
CDT	 Central Daylight Time
.B
CST	 Central Standard Time
.B
EDT	 Eastern Daylight Time
.B
EST	 Eastern Standard Time
.B
MDT 	 Mountain Daylight Time
.B
MST	 Mountain Standard Time
.B
PDT 	 Pacific Daylight Time
.B
PST	 Pacific Standard Time
.B
EAST	 Eastern Australia  Standard Time
.B
EADT	 Eastern Australia Daylight Time
.B
CAST	 Central Australia  Standard Time
.B
CADT	 Central Australia Daylight Time
.B
WAST	 Western Australia  Standard Time
.B
WADT	 Western Australia Daylight Time
.B
EEDT	 Eastern European Daylight Time
.B
EEST	 Eastern European Standard Time
.B
MEDT	 Middle European Daylight Time
.B
MEST	 Middle European Standard Time
.B
WEDT	 Western European Daylight Time
.B
WEST	 Western European Standard Time
.fi
.br
.SH FILES
/usr/adm/wtmp to record time-setting
.SH SEE ALSO
date (1)
.SH DIAGNOSTICS
.B
`Failed to set new time zone: Not owner' if you try to change the time zone
but are not the super-user.
.br

`Usage : timezone zone-name' if parameter isn't given.
.br

`Unknown time zone name ' if one of the above isn't used.

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