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/var/log/messages internal-sftp time stamp problem Jun 03 2009 04:42PM Syy Bak (syybak googlemail com) (4 replies) Re: /var/log/messages internal-sftp time stamp problem Jun 04 2009 12:15PM Greg Wooledge (wooledg eeg ccf org) (2 replies) Re: /var/log/messages internal-sftp time stamp problem Jun 05 2009 08:25AM Syy Bak (syybak googlemail com) Re: /var/log/messages internal-sftp time stamp problem Jun 04 2009 09:26PM Dan Nelson (dnelson allantgroup com) Re: /var/log/messages internal-sftp time stamp problem Jun 04 2009 04:21AM Kosala Atapattu (kosala atapattu gmail com) Re: /var/log/messages internal-sftp time stamp problem Jun 04 2009 01:10AM John Bailey (rekkanoryo rekkanoryo org) |
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> I've compiled and successfully installed openssh 5.2p1, having it
> configured to chroot users and log to syslog. It was compiled on two
> different systems/platforms (RHEL 5.1/i386 and Fedora10/86_64).
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> All works perfectly fine except one thing where I am not sure whether
> it is my mistake somewhere or some sort of bug: time stams from
> internal-sftp subsystem are one hour behind systems clock as if
> internal-sftp subsystem would only observe UTC (GMT) time zone without
> offset and taking into consideration currently set timezone (for
> example mine is now GMT+1).
What's probably happening is that the chroot lacks a data file that the
C library uses to convert the TZ string into a offset from UTC, probably
/etc/localtime. Try copying that into the chroot, and if that's not it
try strace'ing the chrooted process to see what it's looking for (eg
"strace -o trace=open $pid").
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