Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 20:46:04 +0000 From: "Marvel, Jim (CPCOE)" <Jim.Marvel@honeywell.com> Message-ID: <D18226FFAC100147AC344F846CCD2F0C26916216@az18ex3006.global.ds.honeywell.com> | What is breaking my heart is "Why did the lines drop off the gmtoff value, = | now ending with the isdst value?" You have to talk to whoever built the version of zdump that you're using (and as we don't distribute binaries, only sources, it wasn't us.). If that was you (you compiled it yourself) then you need to look carefully at the Makefile for instructions on how to use the gmtoff stuff if it is available on your system. If you got the binary as part of some system or other, then you need to ask the system builders why they chose to exclude it. | Saw somewhere that tm_gmtoff is a GNU extension that may not be visible... It was a BSD extension (that glibc copied, I presume). These days it exists most places, but there are probably stiff a few archaic systems that don't have it. kre