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I did the folowing command<br />
ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/GM<wbr />T /etc/localtime<br />
is there &nbsp;a reverse one
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I did the folowing command
ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/GMT /etc/localtime
is there  a reverse one

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if you have AST in /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/ &nbsp;do the same if not... explain in which country are you
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if you have AST in /usr/share/zoneinfo/Etc/  do the same if not... explain in which country are you

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The date was like this:<br />
Wed Mar 28 16:02:04 AST 2007<br />
before the execution of the last command<br />
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There is no AST in the directory but i want to set it to GMT + 03 &nbsp;Asia/Qatar<br />
I can do it by the Gnome GUI but i want to know how i can do that by the shell
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The date was like this:
Wed Mar 28 16:02:04 AST 2007
before the execution of the last command
 
There is no AST in the directory but i want to set it to GMT + 03  Asia/Qatar
I can do it by the Gnome GUI but i want to know how i can do that by the shell

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I changed the timezone on my RedHat linux server form AST to GMT <br />
now i want to change it back to AST<br />
How i can do that?
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I changed the timezone on my RedHat linux server form AST to GMT 
now i want to change it back to AST
How i can do that?

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