FIXED! You need to set "use_localtime YES" in your config file, then restart vsftpd. By default, it's set to "NO". See "man vsftpd.config" -krb Karl R. Balsmeier wrote: > Hi, > > We have patched Centos 4.4 to work properly with the recent DST > changes, but our customers are reporting wrong FTP client timestamps > based on which areas they live in. > > What are the two main mechanisms in Centos that control time? I know > about /etc/localtime and TZDATA, is there something we may have > missed? Or is this perhaps a VSFTPd thing and I could go bug that list? > > To be clear, -i'm asking: How would you verify your Centos system was > completely sound and properly set for time changes like DST? I did > all of our servers going back all the way to Solaris 7, but this seems > uniquely to do with my centos4.3 machines running vsftpd. If you can > drop a command line or two on me to determine the time settings are > OK, that would be a great start. > > Notice i'm not asking for a solution to the whole issue, but just a > starter set of 'grep this, enter that' forensics, so I can nail down > which of the two mechanisms are in error, specific to centos 4.3, 4.4. > > -karlski > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos