Hi, I'm in the process of upgrading a 2.3.41 directory up to the 2.4 branch. I've got a few virtual machines with which I've been testing and running syncrepl. I've successfully 'pulled' all the data out from the old server (2.3) and that's now in database 1 on my new server. However, having installed openLDAP on another new server.. the date that logs are reporting is an hour earlier than the system time. Is there a configurable run-time option in slapd, to get the date? I've currently not got monitoring setup.

Howard Chu wrote: > andylockran wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I'm in the process of upgrading a 2.3.41 directory up to the 2.4 branch. >> I've got a few virtual machines with which I've been testing and >> running syncrepl. >> >> I've successfully 'pulled' all the data out from the old server (2.3) >> and that's now in database 1 on my new server. >> >> However, having installed openLDAP on another new server.. the date that >> logs are reporting is an hour earlier than the system time. >> >> Is there a configurable run-time option in slapd, to get the date? >> I've currently not got monitoring setup. > No, there's nothing in slapd that messes with the system clock. Probably > you have an incorrect TZ or other environment variable when slapd starts. > TZ="Europe/London"; export TZ that's in /etc/profile, and the date shows up correctly as: Fri Aug 29 11:09:34 BST 2008 Does openldap pull its timezone data from elsewhere.