Not every change is for the better :=(

It however does not complain about the options being present in the
dsmserv.opt file. Also when I do a q opt, I also see the options. Or do
they call that backwards compatibility?

Richard.





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        Subject:        Re: Strange time behaviour on Linux


On Jan 4, 2005, at 3:40 AM, Richard van Denzel wrote:

> Has anyone seen this strange time behaviour on Linux TSM Server
> (5.2.4.0)?
> I've specified TIMEformat 1 (24hr clock) in the dsmserv.opt, but it
> displays the time like TIMEformat is set to 4 (12hr clock).
>
> If so, has anyone got a cure for this behaviour?

Well, not strange...  Note that the Linux Admin Ref manual summary of
server options does not include TIMEformat ... or DATEformat, or
NUMBERformat. Those went away with TSM 3.7. Settings are now implicit
by locale, which is governed by the LANGuage server option. We can't
make detailed choices any more. Things change on us.

     Richard Sims           http://people.bu.edu/rbs