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> > So it is reading that information ("America/Indiana/Indianapolis")
> > from somewhere that is not /etc/localtime and is also not
> > /etc/timezone.  I would like to figure out where from so I can squash
> > it. --- SBBSecho 3.20-Linux

> Did you try running grep in /etc and looking for Indiana?

> I use neither of the methods either of you mentioned for setting the
> timezone. I use datetimectl for that, which just updates /etc/localtime
> anyway, I guess.

I only use tzdata because it installed by default and I presumed that other
packages depend on it.  Does datetimectl do the same thing?

Mike

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