Re: [Jailkit-users] jk_lsh time stamp incorrect from jk_socketd

[Olivier Sessink]

Jordan Tomkinson wrote:
> Im running jk_socketd to log events, when a user logs in I get something
> like this:
> 
> Nov 30 22:56:27 myserver jk_chrootsh[858]: now entering jail /home/jail
> for user myuser (501)
> Nov 30 14:56:27 myserver jk_lsh[858]: jk_lsh version 2.10, started
> Nov 30 14:56:27 myserver jk_lsh[858]: executing command
> '/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-
> server' for user myuser (501)
> 
> The time stamp in the log for jk_chrootsh is the correct, local system time.
> The time stamp in the log for jk_lsh is incorrect and is 8 hours behind
> local system time.

that indeed means the timezone information is missing in the jail.
Usually jk_cp -j /home/jail /etc/localtime is enough.

Olivier