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on unix systems, look for /etc/timezone first before /etc/localtime #3

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Commits on Oct 22, 2014

  1. on unix systems, look for /etc/timezone first before /etc/localtime 

    On ubuntu systems (Etch and later), /etc/localtime is a copy of
/usr/share/zoneinfo/$zonefile, which means DateTime::TimeZone::Local::Unix
spends a lot of time looking for the file that matches it, and it takes a LONG
time (especially when done many times for a single page load!); whereas
/etc/timezone also exists, and this is a simple file that contains the name of
the timezone, so checking for this file first would be much faster.
    @karenetheridge
    karenetheridge committed Oct 22, 2014
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