The date from the 'autosyslog -e' log and the actual server date do not match:
The Primary scheduler is detecting timezone as Asia/Kolkata
The Shadow scheduler is detecting timezone as America/New_York
echo $TZ shows TZ is set to Asia/Kolkata in both the servers
ls -l /etc/localtime shows that it is soft linked to /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Kolkata
Release : 12
Component : CA Workload Automation AE (AutoSys)
Verified that the event_demon environment was set to TZ=America/New_York
ps -ef | grep event_demon
autosys 188701 1 0 Apr14 ? 03:42:15 event_demon -A PRD
# strings /proc/188701/task/188701/environ | grep TZ
TZ=America/New_York
Checked the shells scripts in autouser folder
autouser.PRD]# grep -i tz *
autosys.bash.XXXXX:TZ=Asia/Kolkata ; export TZ
autosys.csh.XXXXX:setenv TZ America/New_York
autosys.env.XXXXX:setenv TZ America/New_York
autosys.ksh.XXXXX:TZ=America/New_York ; export TZ
autosys.sh.XXXXX:TZ=America/New_York ; export TZ
The /etc/init.d/waae_sched.PRD was sourcing $AUTOUSER/autosys.sh.XXXXX and only the bash script was updated correctly.
After updating the autosys.sh.XXXXX file the problem was resolved.