RFC 8536

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RFC 8536 is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard that updates and replaces earlier specifications to define the modern format and handling of time zone data in the Internet ecosystem.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF standard
Request for Comments
abbreviation TZif NERFINISHED
addresses backward compatibility with earlier TZif versions
robustness of time zone data parsing
security considerations for time zone data
appliesTo Internet ecosystem
time zone conversion software
time zone databases
category Standards Track
defines Time Zone Information Format NERFINISHED
semantics of UTC offsets in TZif
semantics of daylight saving time flags in TZif
semantics of leap second corrections in TZif
semantics of transition times in TZif
focusesOn time zone data format
time zone data handling
goal to ensure consistent interpretation of time zone data across systems
to modernize the time zone information format
intendedFor application developers using time zone data
implementers of time zone libraries
operating system vendors
language English
obsoletes RFC 8536 (Internet-Draft predecessors of TZif format) NERFINISHED
publishedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
relatedTo IANA Time Zone Database NERFINISHED
POSIX time zone rules
specifies TZif versioning scheme
file header structure for TZif
interoperability requirements for TZif readers
interoperability requirements for TZif writers
leap second records
local time type records
rules for future extensions of TZif
time transition data encoding
standardizes binary file format for time zone information
status Proposed Standard
stream Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
title The Time Zone Information Format (TZif) NERFINISHED
updates time zone information format specification

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RFC 4833 obsoletedBy RFC 8536