Description of problem:
lpstat command reports no date/time for jobs in the queue

Last Sunday (28 March) there was a daylight time begin in Europe.
Since then, my cups print queues fail to show timestamps for queued
jobs, when I list them with lpstat -o

Before the time zone change, the listing was correct.

I have no TZ environment variable set on RHEL 3.
The 'date' command works correct, it shows (just now)
Tue Mar 30 10:35:32 CEST 22004

I have also looked into the source code of cups::lpstat.c and see that
it uses 
jobdate = localtime(&jobtime);
strftime(date, sizeof(date), CUPS_STRFTIME_FORMAT, jobdate);
where CUPS_STRFTIME_FORMAT = "%c"

I wrote a little C sample program, making just the same calls
with current time, and get correct output
strftime Tue Mar 30 10:35:36 2004

I assume if I would recompile cups1.1.20 and replace the installed
redhat version with it, it would work again - I have not tried that
as I would prefer to stick with the redhat supported version of cups.



Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
cups-1.1.17-13.3.6


How reproducible:
always, on RHEL 3.0 and also on my home desktop, Redhat Linux 9 with
cups-1.1.17-13.3.0.3


Steps to Reproduce:
1. run a Redhat system in Central european time
2. submit jobs to a cups queue, with the queue disabled
3. list the jobs with lpstat -o
  
Actual results:
no timestamp is printed, some random characters appears instead.


Expected results:
a proper date/time for the job submission

Additional info:
After observing the problem, I tried restarting cupsd, and also
rebooting RHEL. It does not help.

The lsiting of job queues with the cups web interface shows correct
job timestamps. The problem is only with 'lpstat'