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Linux timeconfig Command
The Linux timeconfig command is used to set the timezone.
This is a program developed by Red Hat following the GPL rules. It has an interactive interface, allowing you to easily set the timezone of the system time using arrow keys and the spacebar, etc.
Syntax
timeconfig
Parameters:
--arcUses Alpha hardware architecture format to store the system time.--backShows a Back button instead of a Cancel button in the interactive interface.--testOnly performs a test and does not actually change the system timezone.--utcTreats the time on the hardware clock as CUT, sometimes also called UTC or UCT.
Example
# timeconfig //Set Time Zone