content firstHeading Setting timezones /firstHeading bodyContent tagline From ClueWiki /tagline subtitle /subtitle jumpto Jump to: navigation , search /jumpto bodycontent Sooo... you're wondering why the clock on your shell is an hour off? The server might be on a different timezone than you. Finding the timezone name The timezone name is usually in the form of Continent/City - for example, if you live in Germany, TZ is Europe/Berlin . Debian has a command tzselect ; elsewhere, just check /usr/share/zoneinfo . sh, bash Add this command to your startup script (usually ~/.bashrc ): export TZ= Your/Timezone zsh, csh setenv TZ Your/Timezone irssi This fix is only temporary, and the timezone will be reset once you quit irssi. /script exec $ENV{TZ} = " Your/Timezone "; Then press Ctrl-L or enter /redraw to update the statusbar clock. Weechat This fix is...