Subject: Recurrence-Rule-Question

From: Martin Neimeier <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2000 13:55:38 +0000

Hello,

while defining Timezones, i found the following rule:

Chile:
- Zone:America/Santiago, GMT-Offset:-4:00, Starting-Date: 1932, September

- Daylight-Saving-Time starts in October at the first Sunday which is greater or equal than the 9.th
on 
  0:00 with a saving of 1 hours. (Observance begins in the year 1999). Name is CLST
- Standard-Time starts in March at the first Sunday which is greater or equal than the 9.th on 
  0:00 with a saving of 0 hours. (Observance begins in the year 2000). Name is CLST

What will be the correct timzone-definition. Respectively the DTSTART, TZOFFSETFROM/TO and
RRULE-Properties for the DAYLIGHT and STANDARD-subcomponents.

cu
Martin
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