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<term>SCHEDULE</term>
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- <para>Next run is scheduled at this time and date.</para>
+ <para>Next run is scheduled at this time and date. Please note that fcrondyn prints the schedule in the time zone of the system (not the time zone of fcrontab option &opttimezone;).</para>
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<term>timezone</term>
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- <para><emphasis><type>timezone-name</type></emphasis>(<constant></constant>)</para>
+ <para><emphasis><type>timezone-name</type></emphasis>(<constant>time zone of the system</constant>)</para>
<para>Run the job in the given time zone. timezone-name is a string which is valid for the environment variable TZ : see the documentation of your system for more details. For instance, "Europe/Paris" is valid on a Linux system. This option handles daylight saving time changes correctly.</para>
- <para>Please note that if you give an erroneous timezone-name argument, it will be SILENTLY ignored, and the job will run in system's time zone.</para>
+ <para>Please note that if you give an erroneous timezone-name argument, it will be SILENTLY ignored, and the job will run in the time zone of the system.</para>
<para>WARNING : do *not* use option timezone and option tzdiff simultaneously ! There is no need to do so, and timezone is cleverer than tzdiff.</para>
<para>&seealso; options &opttzdiff;.</para>
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