baselayout2 -`date` shows UTC althrough I set CLOCK="local"?

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baselayout2 -`date` shows UTC althrough I set CLOCK="local"?

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01-11-2011, 01:08 AM	#1
quanta Member Registered: Aug 2007 Location: Vietnam Distribution: RedHat based, Debian based, Slackware, Gentoo Posts: 724 Rep:	baselayout2 -`date` shows UTC althrough I set CLOCK="local"? Sorry for posting my question in multiple forums, but I'm pulling my hair with this problem: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t...3-start-0.html Does anyone have any suggestions?

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