Description of problem: Just moved to the UK and would like to adjust my time from EST to GMT but this doesn't seem to work in FC3. Whether I launch system-config-date as me from the menu or from a shell as root it takes forever to come up, i.e. as much as 10 min. When I do it with me as the user, the PAM dialog comes up right away so it's something after that. When it eventually does come up I select the Europe/London timezone and new time but it doesn't take. There's no update to the clock in the panel and when I re-invoke this config tool the setting was not applied. I'd like to think it's as simple as pressing the right Apply/Ok button but I don't think that's it - plus the delay for the launch of the tool is very suspicious. What gives? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I'm on the latest 770 kernel and I'm using the Red Hat packaged 1.7.13 version of the system-config-date rpm. How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: - see above Actual results: - no change at all Expected results: - new timezone and a time 6 hrs later (actually 7 for now) with the configuration retained the next time I invoke the tool Additional info:
This should work with current system-config-date versions.