Apache

Let me rephrase that. I have an offline server and am trying to trouble shoot it. The httpd-access.log file is showing all entries with +0000. I assume that is UTC. However, when I look at the files I accessed at a particular time several weeks ago they show different. For example if the log shows I accessed a particular file at [10/Feb/2009 17:33:00 +0000] the time is correct, because I accessed the file at 17:33:00 EST. However the log file is showing I accessed it at +0000. That would be UTC. When I look at the file on my PC at home it shows the file was created at 17:33:00 and my PC is set to EST.

So, I am trying to figure out where Apache is getting the +0000 from. I checked the server BIOS time today at 1700 and it showed todays date at 1700.
 
What should I be looking for in the httpd.conf to see where Apache is getting it's time stamp from?
 
I really do not know what "jail" is. I am pretty new. All I really have is the hard drive and I am trying to trouble shoot it. The server is not running.
 
Again, all I have is the hard drive and I am examining the files themselves. It IS NOT in "jail" though. There is no jail directory.
 
I don't now if this is the problem or not, but Apache v1.3 has a longstanding time-related bug wherein when daylight saving begins or ends, Apache does not notice and continues using the "old' time. The only way to get it to notice the time offset change is to restart it.
 
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