Added clause to not read from /etc/timezone if the file exists but is empty #57
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Thanks! I added code that handles if the file is empty, although in a different way. |
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When creating a port on FreeBSD, I noticed a port using tzlocal would not run because the timezone reported was ' '. Apparently on some FreeBSD systems /etc/timezone exists but is empty, so tzlocal would open the file but return an invalid time zone, causing the program to crash. I added a clause in the if statement that checked if the file is empty in addition to existing, which fixed the crash.