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Jonathan M Davis wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Saturday 15 January 2011 17:52:10 Walter Bright wrote:
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<pre wrap="">The OSX file is
/usr/share/zoneinfo/America/Los_Angeles
not
/usr/share/zoneinfo//right/America/Los_Angeles
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They both exist on Linux. The one in right/ has leap seconds whereas the other
one doesn't. The test is using /usr/share/zoneinfo/right/America/Los_Angeles to
test the leap second functionality.
So, you're saying that the folks at Apple _did_ put the time zone files in
/usr/share/zoneinfo, but that they _didn't_ use all of the standard time zone
files and left out the directory /usr/share/zoneinfo/right? If that's the case,
then I'll just make that test Linux-only.
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I'm not saying anything other than there is no subdirectory on OSX
called /usr/share/zoneinfo/right (or //right, what's with the double
slash?)<br>
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<tt>osx /usr/share/zoneinfo> ls<br>
+VERSION EET Greenwich Mexico UCT<br>
Africa EST HST Mideast US<br>
America EST5EDT Hongkong NZ UTC<br>
Antarctica Egypt Iceland NZ-CHAT
Universal<br>
Arctic Eire Indian Navajo W-SU<br>
Asia Etc Iran PRC WET<br>
Atlantic Europe Israel PST8PDT Zulu<br>
Australia Factory Jamaica Pacific
iso3166.tab<br>
Brazil GB Japan Poland
posixrules<br>
CET GB-Eire Kwajalein Portugal zone.tab<br>
CST6CDT GMT Libya ROC<br>
Canada GMT+0 MET ROK<br>
Chile GMT-0 MST Singapore<br>
Cuba GMT0 MST7MDT Turkey<br>
osx /usr/share/zoneinfo></tt><br>
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