Looks like TZ setting to PST8PDT actually works.
Actually, this question also involved someone on the gnupgnewsjapan
group trying to get their time on JST (Japan Standard Time)
This particular person reported problem, and part of problem could be
due to the following time setting: JST-09.
I have already suggested JST+09 (which should be logical, because
Japanese time is 9 hours ahead of GMT) and I'm looking forward to see
if it works.
>
>I am still not sure which time: FileTime or SystemTime is based on UTC
>and how to do the conversion right.
>
If you are talking about Win32 API, there is function that returns UTC
called GetSystemTime which retrieves system time.
VOID GetSystemTime(
LPSYSTEMTIME lpSystemTime // address of system time structure
);
Thank you.
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Actually, this question also involved someone on the gnupgnewsjapan
group trying to get their time on JST (Japan Standard Time)
This particular person reported problem, and part of problem could be
due to the following time setting: JST-09.
I have already suggested JST+09 (which should be logical, because
Japanese time is 9 hours ahead of GMT) and I'm looking forward to see
if it works.
>
>I am still not sure which time: FileTime or SystemTime is based on UTC
>and how to do the conversion right.
>
If you are talking about Win32 API, there is function that returns UTC
called GetSystemTime which retrieves system time.
VOID GetSystemTime(
LPSYSTEMTIME lpSystemTime // address of system time structure
);
Thank you.
--
Hideki Saito mailto:hideki@allcity.net
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