> >Synopsis:       Explicit time zone handling for MS-DOS file systems
 
> The patch below adds a '-t' option to mount_msdos, to set the time
> zone offset (in seconds) from UTC. If not set, the user's current time
> zone is used. (Maybe a larger unit of time (minutes) should be used,
> but seconds is most generic, and can also be used by a perfectionist
> to adjust for, e.g., a camera that doesn't keep perfect time. :-))

I would let the time be specified as 4, 4h, 4h45, 4h45m, 4h45m30, 4h45m30s
allowing values >60 for minutes and seconds and defaulting to hours.

Summertime is also a problem - the UTC time generated will be converted
using the standard timezone rules - so in summer files created in winter
will have the wrong time (and v.v.).

	David

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David Laight: david@l8s.co.uk