From mboxrd@z Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
Date: Sat,  9 Sep 1995 11:21:17 -0400
From: Kenji Okamoto okamoto@earth.cias.osakafu-u.ac.jp
Subject: date command (Another question ? _o_ )
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> Changes to /adm/timezone/local normally don't take effect until the system is
> rebooted, at which point init sets /env/timezone from /adm/timezone/local.
> You can see the effect of your change in the current window by typing
> timezone=`{cat /adm/timezone/local} before running the date command.
> Reboot to get the change in all windows, or kill 8B=, fix timezone, and run a
> fresh 8B=.
> 

In my case, I rebooted the system many times.

As I'm afraid my poor English, please permit me to re-describe my problem.

When I dispatch date command, I get the output as

     Sat Sep  9 15:15:08 GMT 1995.

In the above result, the digits showing the local time and date is 
reported correctly, hwoever, it still says 'GMT' which should be
'JST' I think.

Are there anyone having this problem?

kenji