for (; *c && *c != ' '; c++);
/* Got everything; let's go. The global 'timezone' variable contains the
- * local timezone's offset from UTC, in seconds, so we add that to tm_sec.
+ * local timezone's offset from UTC, in seconds, so we apply that to tm_sec.
* This produces an illegal value for tm_sec, but mktime() will normalize
* it for us. This eliminates the need to temporarily switch the environment
* variable TZ to UTC, which is good because it fails to switch back on
* some systems.
*/
tzset();
- tt.tm_sec += timezone;
+ tt.tm_sec -= timezone;
t = mktime(&tt);
return t;
}