Is there a way to set the time zone in mystic? I sent a netmail to rob from mystic to sbbs and the time was all off on the message because the zone was
set as utc. The clock on the computer with the bbs is cst (cdt).

I couldn’t find how to change the zone or any time related functions so I
was wondering how to resolve this.

The mail came in And was buried in his mailbox because the time was like 5 hours off.

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@TZUTC: -0500

Is there a way to set the time zone in mystic? I sent a netmail to rob from mystic to sbbs and the time was all off on the message because the zone was set as utc. The clock on the computer with the bbs is cst (cdt).

No, the timezone is autodetected based on the operating system setting. In the case of your message you can see its set to -0500.

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Hrm, so if my system is presenting the wrong timezone its due to my OS? Is
that correct?


Sincerely,
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Re: Re: Change time in mystic
By: g00r00 to Chad Adams on Sat Sep 26 2020 09:06 am

@TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A47
@TZUTC: -0500

Is there a way to set the time zone in mystic? I sent a netmail to rob from mystic to sbbs and the time was all off on the message because the zone was set as utc. The clock on the computer with the bbs is cst (cdt).

No, the timezone is autodetected based on the operating system setting. In the case of your message you can see its set to -0500.

The problem messages (with the UTC-0 time zone) were netmail, not echomail.

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On 09-26-20 20:25, Chad Adams wrote to g00r00 <=-

Hrm, so if my system is presenting the wrong timezone its due to my OS?
Is that correct?

You have to make sure that /etc/localtime and /etc/timezone are set correctly, otherwise Mystic will use UTC.


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You have to make sure that /etc/localtime and /etc/timezone are set correctly, otherwise Mystic will use UTC.

I am quite sure thats my issue. Thanks!


Sincerely,
-Nugax
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You have to make sure that /etc/localtime and /etc/timezone are set correctly, otherwise Mystic will use UTC.

Tony,

It looks like my system is set for CDT, as shown below from timedatectl. However, my message headers are showing UTC from Mystic, and users on SBBS
are receiving my mail as UTC. Any thoughts?
My time is NTP synced and correct.

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cadams@bbs:/etc$ timedatectl
Local time: Sun 2020-09-27 09:14:26 CDT
Universal time: Sun 2020-09-27 14:14:26 UTC
RTC time: Sun 2020-09-27 14:14:26
Time zone: US/Central (CDT, -0500)
System clock synchronized: yes
NTP service: active
RTC in local TZ: no


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@MSGID:
1:19/37 76e3de3f
@REPLY: 1:129/215 dacfd7d3
@TZUTC: -0500

I don't even know the answer to this anymore.

Sincerely,
-Nugax
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Hrm, so if my system is presenting the wrong timezone its due to my OS?
Is that correct?

That should be how it works, assuming its working correctly. Mystic relies
on the OS to provide the current system time and timezone so if that isn't proper then Mystic won't be either.

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On 09-27-20 09:11, Chad Adams wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

You have to make sure that /etc/localtime and /etc/timezone are set correctly, otherwise Mystic will use UTC.

I am quite sure thats my issue. Thanks!

Yeah, /etc/timezone got me. :)


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On 09-27-20 09:20, Chad Adams wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

You have to make sure that /etc/localtime and /etc/timezone are set correctly, otherwise Mystic will use UTC.

Tony,

It looks like my system is set for CDT, as shown below from
timedatectl. However, my message headers are showing UTC from Mystic,
and users on SBBS are receiving my mail as UTC. Any thoughts?
My time is NTP synced and correct.

What is in the file /etc/localtime? (it's a text file).




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What is in the file /etc/localtime? (it's a text file).

cadams@bbs:~/mystic$ cat /etc/timezone
US/Central


Sincerely,
-Nugax
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On 09-28-20 07:47, Chad Adams wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

What is in the file /etc/localtime? (it's a text file).

cadams@bbs:~/mystic$ cat /etc/timezone
US/Central

Hmm, looks OK.


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