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Trevor Leybourne wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm using CVSNT 2.5.03.2382 and have a question regarding timestamps: > > I create a new file called myfile.txt with some text in it (it is not > important) and add it to the repository. I then modify this file and add > $Id$ to the top of the file and commit the change to the repository. > > If I view the history of the file, the timestamp on the file is correct and > shows the correct date/time of the modification. > > However, the contents of the $Id$ string is out by 12 hours (ie: It shows > the GMT+0 time and not my local time which is GMT+12). Is this normal, or is > there a setting I can change to make the $Id$ correctly calculated. > Everything in cvs is calculated from GMT, including the $Id$ strings. Certain commands can display local time (log -T, status -T) but there's nothing currently for command substitution (which would have to be local time on the server not the client which may not be what you want). Tony