My auth.log has timestamps for London, how to change that to report in Denver time?
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Hi @brucebouck,
Most probably that’s your server’s timezone. You’ll need to change it using SSH. SSH to your droplet,
As soon as you are in, you can check your timezone using the timedatectl command. The system timezone is configured by symlinking
/etc/localtime
to a binary timezone identifier in the/usr/share/zoneinfo
directory. Alternatively, you can also check the current system’s timezone by displaying the contents of the/etc/timezone
file.There are a few possibilities to change the timezone. The first one is using timedatectl
You’ll something like
Once you identify which time zone is accurate to your location, run the following command:
For example, to change the system’s timezone to Europe/Rome:
Run the timedatectl command to verify the changes
Regards, KFSys