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How can i change/update date/time/timezone in FreeBSD from command line?
Changing date/time in FreeBSD operating system is not much different from what we use in normal linux operating systems which i had explained in this howto: Change date/time in linux from command prompt.
To display the date:
Simply type the date command to display the current date:
# date
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